WGFE: German Seaplanes of WW1 (Aeronaut)

[Guntruck]

Book Title:

German Seaplanes of WW1

Author:

Jack Herris

ISBN:

978-1-935881-27-8

Category:

Reference

Format:

Paperback

Summary:

The latest off of the Jack Herris conveyor belt, this one is sub-titled "A Centennial Perspective on Great War Seaplanes" and covers Sablatnig, Kaiserliche Werften, Lubeck-Travemunde, LTG and Oertz types.

The usual Herris mix of text, photos, colour plates, specifications and scale plans are up to the standard we expect from this series. And a few oddities to tickle the palette of Clipper's elves.

[Nightbomber]

Thanks for the review, Steve. Definitely a worthy read. Is it still available?

[Guntruck]

It's only just been published

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/1...ilpage_o02_s00

[matt56]

Looks like a nice companion to his Seaplane Fighters book - when you mentioned getting it, I was wondering its worth. Looks like it's on my to-get list now, Steve! Thanks for the information

All the best,
Matt

[john snelling]

Do you recommend this book?

[RJG173]

It seems to cover some of the more obscure seaplane types. I have a very good article from Over the Front covering Sablatnig. I do want to get the seaplane fighters book and the Gotha aircraft books. Those two should cover the more common German seaplanes. Just my $0.02.