German epaulets 9 assorted WW1 and WW2
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09 December 2019
refurbished mag wheels
Freight took a while although that is understandable. Great condition for 40 year old mags
06 July 2013
Excellent information on the P38 however little on the Ki61
As a purchaser of many of the Osprey books (over 40), I was disappointed with this book. I usually purchase my Osprey books without examining them first however from now on I may have to check reviews before buying. The title indicates the Ki61 & P38 in new Guinea however only about a third of the Tony photos are of aircraft in New Guinea, the others are the Philippines, Japan and the United States. The emphasis is on the P38 including interviews with pilots and combat report excerpts etc however little information from the Ki61 pilots or other Japanese sources.The review seems biased towards the American pilots and scathing of the Japanese pilots. There are references to over claiming by Japanese pilots however no comment about over claiming by American pilots which is strange as there are instances mentioned in this book and others where P38 pilots over claimed. I am interested in the air war in the Pacific area especially in New Guinea and purchased this book for more information on this however this book does not present the information in a balanced way. I am surprised that the author did not approach others who have contributed to the Osprey range of books to get more information from the Japanese perspective. The information provided for the P38 is excellent however the information etc for the Ki61 lets the book down.
29 January 2021
keeps flies and bugs away
Would be better value if cheaper however it does what it is meant to do and keeps pesky flies and insects away from food without sprays etc. Flexible arms mean that if you do touch them there is no discomfort