WGFE: German G-Type Bombers of WWI (Aeronaut)

**Guntruck** · 01-01-2015 00:28

Book Title:

German G-Type Bombers of WW1

Author:

Jack Herris

ISBN:

978-1-935881-26-1

Category:

Reference

Format:

Paperback

Summary:

This book describes and illustrates the development of G-type bombers with text, 329 photos, 54 colour profiles, production quantities and serial numbers, dimensions, specifications and 1/72 scale drawings.

As well as covering all the better known G-types from AEG, Friedrichtshafen and Gotha, the book also covers the 'also rans' from, Daimler, Halberstadt, Hansa-Brandenburg, LVG, Roland, Rumpler, Schutte-Lanz and SSW. Included are prototypes and other aircraft that didn't make it into production.

**Flying Helmut** · 01-01-2015 02:49

Want!

**Guntruck** · 01-01-2015 03:20

Got!

**Boney10** · 01-01-2015 03:27

Got also, veeeerrrryyyy nice, some interesting planes

I want an Albatross GIII

**fast.git** · 01-01-2015 05:24

Originally Posted by Flying Helmut

Want!

Definitely! That's on the list, as is this:

Can't wait until it's release sometime February-ish...

**Jager** · 01-01-2015 13:23

Originally Posted by Guntruck

Got!

Is it worth the price, Gunners?
As I recall, the N-plane book was a bit sparse.
Karl

**Boney10** · 01-01-2015 14:47

Karl the G book numbers 202 pages has 12 types of G Bomber some with a number of variants.
The book has lots of contemp photos, technical descriptions of all the aircraft as well as some colour profiles. Lots more than was in the N bok

**Jager** · 01-02-2015 12:11

Originally Posted by Boney10

Karl the G book numbers 202 pages has 12 types of G Bomber some with a number of variants.
The book has lots of contemp photos, technical descriptions of all the aircraft as well as some colour profiles. Lots more than was in the N bok

**fast.git** · 01-02-2015 17:09

Originally Posted by Boney10

Karl the G book numbers 202 pages has 12 types of G Bomber some with a number of variants.
The book has lots of contemp photos, technical descriptions of all the aircraft as well as some colour profiles. Lots more than was in the N bok

Excellent news!