The Magazine under review is Military Armour International No 13 published by M.A Editions, 9 Quai Ulysse Besnard, 41000 Blois, France. Published bye monthly and on A4 Portrait high quality paper, with 50 pages per edition. Now published in a separate English version as well as in the original French. Price varies from country to country so check with your local book dealer.

UK distributor for the English version is P.S.P Models Ltd, Rear of the Talbot Hotel, Iwerne Minster, Blandford Forum, Dorset DT11 8QN, England.

This edition has the following articles:

• 1/35 scale Dragon Sherman diorama by J L Maupiont pages from 2 to 9.
• 1/35 scale resin kit of the Simca 5 by DES kitsmodels reviewed by Patrick Vaudreville, pages 10 to 15.
• 1/35 scale Tamiya model of GMC 6x6 CCKW 352 plus 105 mm artillery gun by Italeri, models by Benoist Fromentin, pages 16 to 20, with full sets of drawings and measurements for conversion work.
• 1/35 scale Italeri SdKfz 10/1 with scratchbuilt trailer with plans for trailer model by Harold Fitz, pages 22 to 26.
• 1/72 scale 38T and SdKfz 251/1D by Hasegawa models by E Arnoud pages 28 to 30.
• A taste of what the museum at D-Day Omaha de Vierville-sur- Mer has on offer, page 31.
• 1/35 scale Revell Stug 111 G model by Marc Day, with add on photo etch more in the comments section, pages 32 to 39.
• 1/35 scale AL BY model of the SdKfz 11 leicher Zugkraftwagen 3t with le FH 18(M) 105-mm field gun by Aires. Pages 40 to 44.

Comments on this edition: once more the same as the previous editions a mixture of reviews and dioramas of the highest standard nothing mediocre in this magazine. The high standards set in edition one are still maintained in this edition.

A little more research on the trailer-towing hitch and it could have been corrected, as the base kit stands it is next to useless. I scratchbuilt this trailer over 25 years ago so I do know all about it.

To pick out one of the above articles is not very hard to do. The Stug 111 and the amount of photo etched used to enhance the kit is truly staggering. Frankly I was not aware that that much had been produced. It would be hard to know were kit ends and photo etch starts. You have to congratulate the model maker Marc Day on his tenacity and perseverance and patience for working with it. Also for showing us just what can be achieved with the three P's, "Patience, Practice and Perseverance".

A big bonus with each edition are the adverts for they show those living outside Europe just what is available in the way of books, magazine and kits and lastly accessories. More importantly who to contact to obtain them.

An other bumper edition to add to the reference shelves again well worth the cover price, once more many thanks to Fabian for the review copy.

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