Augsburg's Last Eagles (EagleFiles, No. 3) (Eagle | Brett Green

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	Augsburg's Last Eagles (EagleFiles, No. 3) (Eagle Brett Green Eagle Editions Ltd, 2000 - 80 pages average customer review:based on 1 review view larger image
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Featuring the Treloar Bf 109 Photographic Essay! Colors, Markings and Variants of the Messerschmitt Bf 109 from June 1944 to May 1945 examines the late war colors of the Bf 109 through period photos and comprehensive text. Utilizing full color photos in "walk around' photo essay fashing, EF#3 provides a complete presentation of Messerschmitt Bf 109 G-6 W. nr. 163824, the fascinating bird now housed in Australia's Treloar Center ;and is the only Messerschmitt Bf 109 to retain its original camouflage paint. Also included is a photo review of Bf 109 G-10 W. Nr. 610937 under restoration. Scale drawings of late war variants, full color profiles, Home Defense Bands and Tactical Markings by Tom Tullis as well as rare, wartime color photos complete the book. EagleFiles #3 provides, in anutshell, detailed informaton the Lat War Messerchmitt Bf 109 G and K variants.

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Well-Researched, Colorful Summary of Late-War Bf109s!

For those aviation enthusiasts with an interest in late-war Luftwaffe fighters and camouflage, Brett Green's marvelous book will be a treat. Green and Eagle Editions have produced an exquisite, colorful and well-researched summary of Bf 109 variants, camouflage and markings.

Late-war Luftwaffe camouflage has been a controversial issue with many differing views on exactly what colors Bf 109s and FW 190s were painted in. The topic has produced many fine books by authors like Ken Merrick, Tom Hitchcock, G. G. Pentland and others. Likewise making sense of the confusing 109 variants produced has resulted in books aplenty.

Green tackles the 1944-45 color schemes and 109 variants in a clear, concise narative amply illustrated with black and white and color photos with detailed captions, four pages of gorgeous color profiles by Tom Tullis and 12 pages of color photos of the last Bf 109 still painted in its original wartime colors, the Treloar Technology Center's G-6 model.

All in all, a superb, well-researched and written examination of a still controversial topic.

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