Photosniper
8 total works
Panzerkampfwagen Iv Ausf. H and Ausf. J, Vol I
by Lukasz Gladysiak and Samir Karmieh
Published 28 February 2017
This publication's aim is to bring together current knowledge on Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf. H and Ausf. J tanks. During his research, the author has used literature in Polish, German and English. In order to provide the reader with selected episodes from the frontline service of these vehicles, the author also referred to memoirs and other archive sources. Dozens of photographs complete the book, including many taken during active service of both variants of the tank or shortly after its completion, come from Kagero Publishing House Archive based in Lublin, Bundesarchiv-Militärarchiv in Freiburg and private collections. There are also many unpublished photographs of Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf. J tanks used by troops of the 10th SS Panzer Division Frundsberg, found in April 2011 in Kluczewo near Stargard, currently undergoing a major renovation under the supervision of specialists from the Museum of Polish Arms (Muzeum Oreza Polskiego) in Kolobrzeg. These are supplemented by three-dimensional digital illustrations of complete vehicles and their details.
Sturmpanzer Iv BrummbäR
by Samir Karmieh, Krzysztof Mucha, and Lukasz Gladysiak
Published 2 April 2015
Germans had been produced many specialistic armoured vehicles. Storm tanks are among them. They were used as infantry support heavy vehicles. They destroyed buildings, fortifications, barricades etc.STURMPANZER IV BRUMMBAR built on PANZER IV chassis was one of them. It was armed with 150 mm StuH storm howitzer. From 1943 till 1945 BRUMMBAR took part in fights on all fronts. The publication is illustrated with unique 3D renderings by Samir Karmieha that show a lot of detail not only the external details of the vehicle, but also its inside. The book was also enriched with excellent modeling plans Krzysztofa Muchy that satisfy even the most demanding readers.
The BMW R75 is a World War II-era motorcycle and sidecar combination produced by the German company BMW.
In the 1930s BMW were producing a number of popular and highly effective motorcycles. In 1938 development of the R75 started in response to a request from the German Army.
About the Series
Photosniper is a classic series of highly illustrated photo books on the best machines of war, creating, with numerous images, a close-up, walk-around view for each aircraft or vehicle. With emphasis on the key features of each machine, including their variations, artwork, markings, insignia and modifications, customising and creating a model could not be easier. Includes a free decal sheet.
In the 1930s BMW were producing a number of popular and highly effective motorcycles. In 1938 development of the R75 started in response to a request from the German Army.
About the Series
Photosniper is a classic series of highly illustrated photo books on the best machines of war, creating, with numerous images, a close-up, walk-around view for each aircraft or vehicle. With emphasis on the key features of each machine, including their variations, artwork, markings, insignia and modifications, customising and creating a model could not be easier. Includes a free decal sheet.
SturmgeschüTz Iv
by Lukasz Gladysiak, Marek Jaszczolt, and Tomasz Idzikowski
Published 13 November 2014
• The new format of the book - A4
•80 pages
•archive photos
•color profiles
•matte coated paper
•soft cover binding
•80 pages
•archive photos
•color profiles
•matte coated paper
•soft cover binding
Highly detailed publication covering the American World War II light tank, the M5A1 Stuart, a major variant of the M3 Stuart in US units by 1943.
Containing dozens of archive black and white and colour photos, both close-up and walk-around shots, including many detailed photographs of the early production example preserved in Koblenz.
With colour artwork profiles, and scale line drawings, this is an ideal reference for both the enthusiast and modeller, with free decals included.
About the Series
Photosniper is a classic series of highly illustrated photo books on the best machines of war, creating, with numerous images, a close-up, walk-around view for each aircraft or vehicle. With emphasis on the key features of each machine, including their variations, artwork, markings, insignia and modifications, customising and creating a model could not be easier. Includes a free decal sheet.
Containing dozens of archive black and white and colour photos, both close-up and walk-around shots, including many detailed photographs of the early production example preserved in Koblenz.
With colour artwork profiles, and scale line drawings, this is an ideal reference for both the enthusiast and modeller, with free decals included.
About the Series
Photosniper is a classic series of highly illustrated photo books on the best machines of war, creating, with numerous images, a close-up, walk-around view for each aircraft or vehicle. With emphasis on the key features of each machine, including their variations, artwork, markings, insignia and modifications, customising and creating a model could not be easier. Includes a free decal sheet.
Panzer III Ausf. J/L/M
by George Parada, Robert Wroblewski, and Waldemar Hryniewicki
Published 5 January 2010
Highly detailed publication covering the extensively used World War II German medium tank, Panzer III AUSF. J/L/M, now revised and expanded.
The Panzer III was intended as the primary battle tank of the German forces. It outclassed most of the tanks of the time, in that it had a three man turret, which greatly improved effectiveness in battle. However, when it initially met the KV and T-34 tank designs it proved to be inferior in armour and gun power. To meet the growing need to counter these tanks, the Panzer III was upgunned with a longer, more powerful 50-millimetre (1.97 in) cannon and received more armour.
Containing dozens of archive black and white and colour photos, including close-up and walkaround shots and colour artwork profiles, this is an ideal reference for both the enthusiast and modeller, with masking foil included.
About the Series
Photosniper is a classic series of highly illustrated photo books on the best machines of war, creating, with numerous images, a close-up, walk-around view for each aircraft or vehicle. With emphasis on the key features of each machine, including their variations, artwork, markings, insignia and modifications, customising and creating a model could not be easier. Includes a free decal sheet.
The Panzer III was intended as the primary battle tank of the German forces. It outclassed most of the tanks of the time, in that it had a three man turret, which greatly improved effectiveness in battle. However, when it initially met the KV and T-34 tank designs it proved to be inferior in armour and gun power. To meet the growing need to counter these tanks, the Panzer III was upgunned with a longer, more powerful 50-millimetre (1.97 in) cannon and received more armour.
Containing dozens of archive black and white and colour photos, including close-up and walkaround shots and colour artwork profiles, this is an ideal reference for both the enthusiast and modeller, with masking foil included.
About the Series
Photosniper is a classic series of highly illustrated photo books on the best machines of war, creating, with numerous images, a close-up, walk-around view for each aircraft or vehicle. With emphasis on the key features of each machine, including their variations, artwork, markings, insignia and modifications, customising and creating a model could not be easier. Includes a free decal sheet.
Highly detailed publication covering the World War II Jagdpanzer IV L/48 – a tank destroyer based on the Panzer IV chassis. The almost-vertical front hull plate was replaced by sloped armour plates and internally, the layout was changed to accommodate the new superstructure, moving the fuel tanks and ammunition racks. Since the Jagdpanzer lacked a turret, the engine which originally powered the Panzer IV's turret could be eliminated.
The new superstructure had 80 mm thick sloped armour, which gives a much greater armour protection than a vertical armour of 100 mm. To make the manufacturing process as simple as possible, the superstructure was made out of large, interlocking plates which were welded together.
Containing dozens of archive black and white and colour photos, including 15 pages of close-up and walkaround shots, and 4 pages of colour artwork profiles, this is an ideal reference for both the enthusiast and modeler, with free decals included.
About the Series
Photosniper is a classic series of highly illustrated photo books on the best machines of war, creating, with numerous images, a close-up, walk-around view for each aircraft or vehicle. With emphasis on the key features of each machine, including their variations, artwork, markings, insignia and modifications, customizing and creating a model could not be easier. Includes a free decal sheet.
The new superstructure had 80 mm thick sloped armour, which gives a much greater armour protection than a vertical armour of 100 mm. To make the manufacturing process as simple as possible, the superstructure was made out of large, interlocking plates which were welded together.
Containing dozens of archive black and white and colour photos, including 15 pages of close-up and walkaround shots, and 4 pages of colour artwork profiles, this is an ideal reference for both the enthusiast and modeler, with free decals included.
About the Series
Photosniper is a classic series of highly illustrated photo books on the best machines of war, creating, with numerous images, a close-up, walk-around view for each aircraft or vehicle. With emphasis on the key features of each machine, including their variations, artwork, markings, insignia and modifications, customizing and creating a model could not be easier. Includes a free decal sheet.