Messerschmitt Bf 109 F is a color visual guide to camouflage and markings from the TopColors series of the publisher Kagero, with decal sheets included. It is a publication, not a kit.
Republic P-47 Thunderbolt vol. IV is a volume from the Kagero book series devoted to the American P-47 fighter aircraft. According to the name it is the variant without decals.
Kagero: Republic P-47 Thunderbolt vol. III is an aviation monograph on the combat service of the Thunderbolt in Western Europe; the version without decals.
Bf 109 G/K vol. II is a reference publication from the Kagero book series devoted to the late production series of the German Messerschmitt Bf 109 fighter. According to the name this is the form without decals.
Junkers Ju 88 vol. II is a volume from the Kagero book series devoted to the German twin-engined aircraft Junkers Ju 88. According to the name it is the variant without decals.
Focke-Wulf Fw 190 vol. III is a further volume from the Kagero book series devoted to the German Fw 190 fighter aircraft. According to the name it is the variant without decals.
FAQ 2, Fantasy Figures Painting Techniques is an extensive specialist manual on painting fantasy figures from the publisher AK Interactive. It is not a model or a kit.
Japanese Armor in WWII is an illustrated modeling publication about Japanese armor of the Second World War from the publisher AK Interactive. It is not a model or a kit.
Extreme Reality 5, The Beauty of Old and Weathered is the fifth part of a pictorial series from AK interactive devoted to real aged and weather-beaten surfaces. It is a publication, not a kit.
The illustrated guide AMMO How to paint WWII German winter vehicles from the Solution Book line shows step by step how to paint and weather German winter vehicles of the Second World War.
AMMO Modeling Guide - How to Paint is a modeling guide to painting models with acrylic paints from the publisher AMMO of Mig Jimenez. It is not a model and not a kit.
The book The High Blue Wall - A Final Look Back, the third and final part of the series. The author is M. Irra, and the volume carries the number 42 in the series.
REVI No. 134 is an issue of the Czech magazine about aircraft, airmen and the history of aviation. It is a printed publication, not a model and not a kit.
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