Kagero

Marek Rys

TopDrawings, Vol. 7114 • $24.95 • Paperback 24 pages • 8.3x11.7 • drawing sheets, color profiles • Currently Available • HIS027140 978-83-66673-41-0

Marek Rys

TopDrawings, Vol. 7117 • $24.95 • Paperback 24 pages • 8.3x11.7 • drawing sheets, color pofiles • Currently Available • HIS027140 978-83-66673-57-1

Armored Personnel Carrier Slawomir Zajaczkowski

TopDrawings, Vol. 7120 • $24.95 • Paperback 20 pages • 8.3x11.7 • drawing sheets, color profiles • November 2021 • CRA020000 978-83-66673-63-2

GR. 1, GR. 4, IDS/GR. 1B, ECR, ADV Anirudh Rao

TopDrawings, Vol. 7115 • $24.95 • Paperback 20 pages • 8.3x11.7 • drawing sheets, color profiles • Currently Available • HIS027140 978-83-66673-42-7

Anirudh Rao

TopDrawings, Vol. 7118 $24.95 • Paperback 20 pages • 8.3x11.7 • drawing sheets, color profiles Currently Available • HIS027140 978-83-66673-58-8

Albert Grzywa Richard Kovalcik

Kit Build, Vol. 41007 • $27.95 • Paperback 56 pages • 8.25x11.69 • 110 photos, 3 color profiles, poster • Currently Available HIS027140 • 978-83-66673-49-6

Witold Koszela

TopDrawings, Vol. 7116 • $24.95 • Paperback 28 pages • 8.3x11.7 • drawing sheets, color profiles • Currently Available • HIS027150 978-83-66673-56-4

Oleg Pomoshnikov

TopDrawings, Vol. 7119 • $24.95 • Paperback 20 pages • 8.3x11.7 • drawing sheets, color profiles • Currently Available • HIS027140 978-83-66673-59-5

Grzegorz Szymanowski Robert Wasik

Famous Airplanes, Vol. 5014 • $51.95 Paperback • 204 pages • 8.3x11.7 Color profiles, 504 color and archival photos, drawing sheets • November 2021 • HIS027140 978-83-66673-64-9

Hungarian Perspective Peter Mujzer

Connoisseur’s Books, Vol. 015 $46.95 • Paperback • 160 pages 8.3x11.7 • 292 archival photos, color profiles • November 2021 HIS027100 • 978-83-66673-67-0

The Barbarossa campaign started on 22 June 1941, pitting the forces of the Soviet Union against those of the Third Reich and its allies. Hungary was among the less willing allies who participated on the side of the Germans. The Hungarian involvement during the first phase of the war against the Soviet Union was minimal. On the other hand, the Hungarian committed their most modern, partially motorized units - the Mobile Corps and the elite mountain jagers and border guard troops of the VIII Corps and the selected units of the Royal Hungarian Air Force. This lavishly illustrated book will show what war meant for ordinary soldiers and civilians from the Hungarian perspective in 1941.

Dariusz Paduch

Connoisseur’s Books, Vol. 016 $46.95 • Paperback • 172 pages 8.3x11.7 • 210 archival photos, color profiles, drawings • November 2021 HIS027140 • 978-83-66673-66-3

Soviet Heavy Fighters 1926 – 1949 showcases some of the lesser known, often forgotten, aircraft types, as well as a group of young and prolific aircraft designers who never had a chance to flourish under difficult wartime conditions and limitations inherent to the Soviet aviation industry of the time. Many of the aircraft designs discussed in the book never went into full-scale productions, others didn’t progress beyond the prototype stage and some were complete failures. Nonetheless, quite a few of them featured interesting and innovative design solutions. This comprehensive book will shed light on some of the lesser known episodes in the history of Soviet aviation and save them from falling into obscurity.

The Yugoslav Saga 1926-2007 Djordje Nikolic Aleksandar M. Ognjevic

Connoisseur’s Books, Vol. 014 $46.95 • Paperback 336 pages • 8.3x11.7 583 archival photos, drawing sheets, 26 color profiles Currently Available HIS027140 978-83-66673-61-8

From 1926, when Do D was first introduced in the Naval Air Force (PV - Pomorsko Vazduhoplovstvo), various Dornier airplanes and floatplanes served with distinction and outlasted numerous changes in politics, names of countries, borders, flags, kings, dictators, and presidents. Three of those, Do 17K, Do 22, and Do Wal, took part in the brief 1941 April war opposing the German Reich who itself fielded Do 17 bombers in its ruthless attacks against the Yugoslav capital, Belgrade. After over 90 years of distinguished service, the retirement of Dornier Do 28D-2 brings the closure to the magnificent - and without precedent - Dornier Saga in the western Balkans. Even 50 years after the passing of great Claude Dornier, his brand of airplanes is still leaving a lasting mark in the world as well as Yugoslav and Serbian aviation history.

Peter Mujzer

In Combat, Vol. 88008 • $26.95 Paperback • 64 pages • 8.3x11.7 8 Drawing sheets, 8 color profiles, 106 archival photos, A4 poster Currently Available • HIS027100 978-83-66673-37-3

The 40/43M Zrínyi assault howitzer was a truly stopgap weapon, bore the same resemblance of the Italian Semovente self-propelled guns. The design used the already outdated chassis of the Turán tank with the complicated running gear and the only available 105mm light field howitzer to built in the widened hull of the vehicle. The howitzer fired separated ammunition, which reduced the rate of fire. The 75mm version of the Zrínyi did not materialize due to the difficulties of the gun. The mass production started in 1944 but was stopped by the Allied air raids in July 1944. All in all, about 66-76 Assault howitzers were produced. This book focuses on the design and production of the 40/43M Zrínyi assault howitzer as well as the organization of the Hungarian Assault Artillery Branch and the operational history of the assault artillery battalions equipped with Zrínyi assault howitzers containing original black-white photos, drawings, and color materials.

Marsden Samuel & Gary Staff

Super Drawings in 3D, Vol. 16079 • $37.95 Paperback • 88 pages • 8.3x11.7 • 140 profiles, B2 drawing sheets • Currently Available CRA020000 • 978-83-66673-05-2

Oleg Pomoshnikov

Super Drawings in 3D, Vol. 16081 • $37.95 Paperback • 56 pages • 8.3x11.7 70 profiles, A4 drawing sheet Currently Available • HIS027150 978-83-66673-36-6

Volume 1 Zbigniew Kolacha

Camouflage & Decals, Vol. 55004 • $27.95 Paperback • 40 pages • 8.3x11.7 • color profiles, free decal • Currently Available • HIS027140 978-83-66673-38-0

Mariusz Motyka

Super Drawings in 3D, Vol. 16083 • $37.95 Paperback • 80 pages • 8.3x11.7 • 100 renders Currently Available • HIS027150 978-83-66673-52-6

Alexandr Sukhanevich

Super Drawings in 3D, Vol. 16084 • $37.95 Paperback • 80 pages • 8.3x11.7 • 100 renders November 2021 • CRA020000 978-83-66673-65-6

Volume 1 Marcin Górecki

Camouflage & Decals, Vol. 55007 • $27.95 Paperback • 40 pages • 8.3x11.7 • color profiles, free decal • Currently Available • HIS027140 978-83-66673-43-4

Aleksander Suchaniewicz

Super Drawings in 3D, Vol. 16082 • $37.95 Paperback • 64 pages • 8.3x11.7 100 profiles, drawing sheet • Currently Available HIS027150 • 978-83-66673-44-1

Arkadiusz Wróbel

Camouflage & Decals, Vol. 55005 • $27.95 Paperback • 40 pages • 8.3x11.7 • color profiles, free decal • Currently Available • HIS027140 978-83-66673-39-7

Arkadiusz Wróbel

Camouflage & Decals, Vol. 55006 • $27.95 Paperback • 40 pages • 8.3x11.7 • color profiles, free decal • Currently Available • HIS027140 978-83-66673-40-3

The fighter that saved the USSR Oleg Pototskiy

Monographs Special Edition, Vol. 96014 • $49.95 Paperback • 180 pages • 8.3x11.7 • 300 archive photos, 24 color profiles, sheets with scale drawings • Currently Available • HIS027140 978-83-66673-50-2

The purpose of this monograph is the author’s desire to introduce the reader to a remarkable fighter aircraft, that which had a great influence on both the pre-war development of Soviet aircraft, and the military developments that occurred in the first few months of the war between Germany and the USSR. And at the same time about its creator - Nikolai Nikolaevich Polikarpov, who had the unspoken title of “King of fighters” during his lifetime.

Volume 2 Dariusz Paduch

Monographs, Vol. 3073 • $28.95 • Paperback 96 pages • 8.3x11.7 • 134 archival photos, 22 color profiles • Currently Available • HIS027140 978-83-66673-33-5

The result of years of experimentation by the Imperial Japanese Navy, the Mitsubishi A6M Reisen is perhaps the best known Japanese World War II fighter type. The Zero, or “Zeke,” in official Allied reporting, saw action in practically all battles waged by the Imperial Japanese Navy, from the attack on Pearl Harbor all the way through the defense of the Home Islands against the B-29s. During the first months of the war in the Pacific the Zero emerged as a world-class fighter, unrivaled in the air by anything the enemy could muster. However, with no worthy successor in sight, by 1943 the Zero was all but obsolete.

Dariusz Paduch

Monographs, Vol. 3075 • $33.95 • Paperback 76 pages • 8.3x11.7 • 132 archival photos, 10 color profiles • Currently Available • HIS027140 978-83-66673-35-9

The mid-1930s saw the ever increasing numbers of fast monoplane fighters entering service with many of the world’s air forces. This was not the case in naval aviation, where biplane designs still reigned supreme. Prevalence of biplanes among naval fighters of the time was due to very strict limitations on landing speeds imposed by small flight decks of contemporary aircraft carriers. It was in the middle of that decade, in 1935, that the Mitsubishi A5M entered the stage – a low-wing, monoplane carrier-based fighter, which set new standards for aircraft of its class.

Volume 1 Dariusz Paduch

Monographs, Vol. 3076 • $33.95 • Paperback 96 pages • 8.3x11.7 120 archival photos, 10 color profiles • Currently Available • HIS027140 978-83-66673-46-5

This monograph describes the La-5 - Soviet single-engine single-seat fighter from World War II. The plane was developed in the S.A. design office. The Lavochkin was a development version and successor of the LaGG-3, a wooden low wing with an inline engine. It was one of the best fighter planes in Soviet aviation and the first to compete on an equal footing with the German Messerschmitt Bf 109.

Volume 1 Dariusz Paduch

Monographs, Vol. 3077 • $33.95 • Paperback 76 pages • 8.3x11.7 • 90 archival photos, 10 color profiles • Currently Available • HIS027140 978-83-66673-48-9

Nakajima K-43 Hayabusa, code-named Oscar by the Allies, was the Imperial Japanese Army’s equivalent of the Zero fighter in service with the Imperial Navy. In combat units the machine replaced the aging Ki-27. Manufactured in large numbers, the fighter remained in frontline service until the end of the war. By the time its final version entered production, the development of its successor – the Ki-84 – had already started. Hayabusa was the pinnacle of the Japanese fighter design development until the lessons learned in the Pacific laid the ground for new approaches to the construction of tactical aircraft.

The First Generation Of A True Multirole Jet, Volume I Salvador Mafe Huertas

Monographs, Vol. 3078 • $35.95 • Paperback 150 pages • 8.3x11.7 • 380 archival photos, 4 color profiles • Currently Available • HIS027140 978-83-66673-51-9

The F/A-18 Hornet is a single- and two-seat, twin engine, multi-mission fighter/attack aircraft that can operate from either aircraft carriers or land bases. The F/A-18 fills a variety of roles: air superiority, fighter escort, suppression of enemy air defenses, reconnaissance, forward air control, close and deep air support, and day and night strike missions. The F/A-18 Hornet replaced the F-4 Phantom II fighter and A-7 Corsair II light attack jet, and also replaced the A-6 Intruder as these aircraft were retired during the 1990s. casemateipm.com • celticbooks.com • customer service: (610) 853-9131 casematepublishers.com • customer service: (610) 853-9131