Messerschmitt Bf 109 G/K

Another Kagero book with my scale plans:

Junkers Ju 88 A-4 trop.

Junkers Ju 88 A-4 trop; W.Nr. 550396, coded B3+MH of 1./KG 54, crew: Uffz. Drago Karl Verhove (pilot), Uffz. Heinrich Schürmann (Bombenschütze), Uffz. Robert Schneider (radio operator), Ogefr. Georg Fellner (Bordschütze); Dübendorf, Switzerland, 21 October 1943.

Ju 88 A/D AIRDOC

Almost all Ju 88 A versions - scale plans at 1/72

Sized A4, softcover, 48 pages, English/German text, bilingual captions, about 100 previously unreleased b/w photographs, with coloured illustrations and four-view drawings.
Author: Henry Hoppe
ISBN: 978-3-935687-41-9

Heinkel He 111 (3) AIRDOC

He 111 - scale plans H-6 to H-20

Part 3 – The late variants H-6 to H-20 and Z

Sized A4, 68 pages, softcover, about 130 b/w photographs, English/German text, coloured side profiles and four-view drawings, b/w scale drawings.

Author: Manfred Griehl

ISBN: 978-3-935687-49-2

Princes of Darkness

Base drawings made by me. Simon Schatz made his color profiles.

Princes of Darkness

The lives of Luftwaffe night fighter aces Heinrich Prinz zu Sayn-Wittgenstein and Egmont Prinz zu Lippe-Weissenfeld

Claire Rose Knott

Classic Publication

ISBN 978-1-903223-95-6

Top Drawings

Another two titles:

Captured Eagles pt. I

Thanks to author Roger Gaemperle and friend Simon Schatz my drawings were based layer for color profiles in book Vintage Eagle publishing – Captured Eagles Vol. I.

Ju 88 by Art Medcalf

Junkers Ju 88, Vol. 1: Schnellbomber: Development, Production and Technical History. Amazon announcement:

As at Ju 87's book, here will be publish my scale plans.

Junkers Ju 87: From Dive-Bomber to Tank Buster 1935-1945 by Eddie J. Creek

In June last year  Ian Allan Publishing issued book: Junkers Ju 87: From Dive-Bomber to Tank Buster 1935-1945

by Eddie J. Creek. Book contains my drawing at 1/72 with all versions of Ju 87:

Ju 88 A-4 first post.

It's time to start with blog :) So my first post will be profile of Ju 88 A-4. One of the most popular Luftwaffe aircraft. Two were belonged to KG 77, another one to LG 1.