This photo essay produces a very effective picture of the light tanks that formed the backbone of the German armoured units at the start of WWII. Highly recommended.

Firetrench

There are over 250 rare archive and unpublished photos combined with detailed captions and informative texts. Together they combine to give a unique insight into the many variants that saw action on the early battlefields of WW2.

The book is excellent for collectors, war gamers, model makers, historians and vehicle enthusiasts. This is the book to have if you need pictorial images of these iconic weapons at war. For the asking price you cannot do better.

Military Archive Research - Dr Stuart C Blank

I always find this series of coffee table books an absolute pleasure to read and this edition is no different in that fact standing effortlessly along side all its other predecessors... Packed full of fascinatingly rare, unpublished and often candid archival photographs... Whether your a keen scale modeller looking for those fine details or a historian with a firm interest in the development of light Panzers, this book will provide many enlightening details with captions along side each photograph placing precisely the context in which the photograph was taken giving greater understanding and depth to each picture.

Großdeutschland Aufklärung

This new title in the Images of War series by Paul Thomas covers the title subject rather well. It is split into 4 sections, covering Development and Training; Blitzkrieg; Barbarossa; and Last Years on the Eastern Front 1942-43. Each section is introduced with 2 or 3 pages of introductory text and then filled with an excellenet selection of photos to illustrate each one. With over 250 archive photos, most of which I had not seen before, there is a really useful coverage of the specific topic of the Light Panzers. The book is rounded off with Appendices on three topics - Panzer Variants; Armoured Crew Uniforms; and Camouflage.

Military Modelling

This new title in the Images of War series by Paul Thomas covers the title subject rather well. It is split into 4 sections, covering Development and Training; Blitzkrieg; Barbarossa; and Last Years on the Eastern Front 1942-43. Each section is introduced with 2 or 3 pages of introductory text and then filled with an excellenet selection of photos to illustrate each one. With over 250 archive photos, most of which I had not seen before, there is a really useful coverage of the specific topic of the Light Panzers. The book is rounded off with Appendices on three topics - Panzer Variants; Armoured Crew Uniforms; and Camouflage.

Firetrench