History of the Turán Medium and Heavy Tanks in World War II

by Peter Mujzer

Series:

Series: In Combat

Imprint: Kagero

80 Pages, 8.3 x 11.7 in, Drawing sheets, color profiles, archival photos, masking foils

Paperback
9788366148956
November 2020
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$24.95

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The Hungarian Army made serious efforts to build up an independent, national war industry, which was able to supply the Army with modern armaments and equipment during the war. Among the modern weaponry, the armored vehicles were the top priority beside the aircraft for the Hungarian chief of staff. The current war proved that the air force and the mechanized/armored troops are the decisive tools of winning the war.

About the Series:

The In Combat series is aimed for those who would like to quickly learn about fascinating history of specific vehicle, plane or ship. Every tome consist of most important information about history, versions and service of one combat machine.

Each book has tens of pages in A4 format and consists of dozens of interesting photos, color illustrations, technical drawings and maps. In every tome, there is a free gift in form of masks or decals for modelers.

Minimonographs In Combat are the answer to many requests from our readers who asked us to make such series.

"There are very nice full color renderings of paint and marking schemes. Very well done scale drawings of the tanks are here, in several aspects for solid reference use. This relatively compact book covers a LOT of ground, yet seems to do so without seeming crowded, or without seeming to short any aspects of the coverage of these vehicles. " ~AMPS

"This is a neat book about this Hungarian tank. It will be of great interest to modelers that want to do a Turan model. There are several different companies that make kits of it." ~AMPS Indianapolis

"Dozens of illustrations season the study: period photos, color profiles, scale drawings, tech-manual excerpts, and maps." ~Cybermodeler

"...valuable information on an oft-neglected tank." ~Historical Miniatures Gaming Society

"I remain a fan of Kagero's various series of books, which I think has detail that is ideal for modellers in particular, and with some fine kits of the Turn available thanks to Bronco Models, this should be popular." ~Military Model Scene