WWI TANK SCALE MODELS
It was on 15 September 1916 at Flers that the first assault tanks in military history made their appearance on the First World War battlefield. These tracked armoured vehicles, armed with guns and machine guns (British Mark I), caused widespread surprise and terror in the opposing camp.
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This work, intended for scale modellers, is devoted to First World War tank models and details with precision the assembly, painting and diorama construction steps for each of the 6 subjects: the British Mark IV "Male", the Mark IV "Female" and the German A7V, the French Schneider CA, Saint-Chamond and Renault FT.
Throughout the many step-by-step sequences and the 500 photographs illustrating this book, Frédérik Astier shares his expertise with you: painting complex WWI camouflage schemes, weathering and ageing a model, rendering mud, painting figures, building a scenic base, and more.
With this book, you will learn everything about the "Fred Astier" style applied to First World War tanks! The author Frédérik Astier, a trained photographer, is one of the most talented and prolific French scale modellers. He has regularly contributed for over 10 years to the specialist magazine in this field, Steelmasters. Recognised for his technical mastery in assembly, painting and diorama staging alike, he always takes particular care to document each of his projects for greater historical accuracy. Format: A4 – Softcover – 128 pages – 600+ photos
- Author 1
- Frédérik Astier
- Publication date
- September 30, 2016
- Pages
- 128
- Language
- French
- Publisher
- HISTORY & COLLECTIONS