Panzerwrecks X covers all aspects of WW2 German armor in large, landscape format photographs, most reproduced full page size to bring out all their detail. Features include "Panzerwrecks 2 Revisited," with photos of Panzers (and 8 wheeled Pakwagons!) in Berlin, Panthers in Vienna and Italian AFVs in Yugoslavia. "Freaks and Antiques" and "Panzers at Pilsen Airfield" are two features that contain unusual and one of a kind vehicles, and our final feature covers a trip to the MNH Factory where Panthers and Jagdpanthers were produced right up until April of 1945. As usual, wheeled, half-tracked and full tracked vehicles abound. Fully captioned and vetted by our team of experts, Panzerwrecks X is not to be missed!

Panzerwrecks X

History

Archer, Lee & Auerbach, William

Europe

Panzerwrecks

Repairing the Panzers: V. 1: German Tank Maintenance in World War 2

Friedli, Lukas

Panzerwrecks 1 is a first rate photo book for late-war German armor fans who desire large photos for their modeling and research projects. Its 96 pages contain over 100 rare and unpublished photos from archives and veterans' collections around the world, all reproduced as large as possible for maximum clarity. Comprehensive captions provide proper identification of units, vehicles and locations as well as comments on a vehicle's color, camouflage and markings. Readers will find a wealth of material on German AFVs facing the allies on the Western Front during the pivotal years 1944-45. Featured in this first volume are modified Panthers of the I./Pz.Rgt.26, Jagdtiger '323' of 3./s.Pz.Jg.Abt.653, and the seldom seen Panzer IV/70(A). Also included are photos of Flakpanzer 'Ostwind,' 'Elefant,' steel-wheel Panthers and a Sherman VC Beutepanzer.

Panzerwrecks 1: German Armour 1944-45

Lee Archer

William Auerbach

Military

Panzerwrecks 2 is a first rate photo book for fans of late-war German armor who desire large photos for their modeling and research projects. Its 96 pages contain 118 rare and unpublished photos from archives and veterans' collections around the world, all reproduced for maximum clarity. Comprehensive captions provide proper identification of units, vehicles and locations as well as insight into their color, camouflage and markings. Readers will find a wealth of material on both the Eastern and Western Fronts during the pivotal years 1944-45. Featured in this volume are Panzer wrecks in Vienna and Berlin, German and Italian built AFVs in Yugoslavia, rocket launching halftracks, a Pz II training vehicle with Holzvergasser and other oddities both large and small.

Panzerwrecks 2: German Armour 1944-45

'Panzerwrecks 3' is a first rate photo book for fans of late-war German armor who desire large, clear photos for their modeling and research projects. Its 96 pages contain 125 rare and unpublished photos from archives and veterans' collections around the world, all reproduced for maximum clarity. Comprehensive captions provide proper identification of units, vehicles and locations as well as insights into their color, camouflage and markings. Readers will find a wealth of material on both the Eastern and Western Fronts during the pivotal years 1944-45. Featured in this volume are twenty pages of the German s.Pz.Jg.Abt.512 surrendering at Iserlohn, nine pages of s.H.Pz.Jg.Abt.655 assembled at Oldenburg, fifteen pages of Jagdpanzer 38's and assorted half-tracks entering captivity in Schwarzbach, and five pages of GI's inspecting a knocked out Pz IV in great detail, plus dozens of other photos of late-war panzers.

Panzerwrecks 3: German Armour 1944-45

Panzerwrecks 4 is a first rate photo book for fans of late war German armor who desire large photos for their modeling and research projects. Its 96 pages contain 116 rare and unpublished photos from archives and veterans' photo collections around the world, all reproduced as large as possible for maximum clarity. Comprehensive captions provide proper identification of units, vehicles and locations as well as comments on a vehicle's color, camouflage and markings. Readers will find a wealth of material on both the Eastern and Western Fronts during the pivotal years 1944-45. Featured in this fourth volume are photos of all variants of the Sd.Kfz.234 series of the heavy eight-wheeled armored cars, including the one mounting a 'Luchs' turret!

Panzerwrecks 4: German Armour 1944-45

Panzerwrecks 5 is a first rate photo book for fans of late-war German armor who desire large photos for their modeling and research projects. Its 96 pages contain 153 rare and unpublished photos sourced from archives and veterans' collections around the world, all reproduced as large as possible for maximum clarity. Comprehensive captions provide proper identification of units, vehicles and locations, as well as insight into a vehicle's color, camouflage and markings. Readers will find a wealth of material on both the Eastern and Western Fronts during the pivotal years 1944-45. Featured in this fifth volume are German wrecks appearing in Russian newsreels, huge components of the Maus project, lots of medium and heavy Panzers, and a twenty-seven page look back on Volume 1.

Panzerwrecks 5: German Armour 1944-45

Fotos from the Panzertruppen: The Early Yearsoffers 64 pages of large format photographs giving a unique insight into the nuts and bolts of the Panzerwaffe from the soldiers themselves. This volume covers Panzers I to IV and 38(t) using 77 hitherto unseen photographs from veterans' albums and collections. These are accompanied by detailed captions that identify each vehicle by its correct designation and point out interesting aspects of colors, markings and camouflage. This first volume features photographic coverage of the extremely rare Pz.Kpfw. IV fitted with 'Vorpanzer' on the turret front. If you are looking for detail or inspiration, you just might find it between these covers.

Fotos from the Panzertruppen: The Early Years

Lee Archer and William Auerbach

'Panzerwrecks 6' is a photo book devoted to the study of late-war German Armor from 1944-45. Most photos are reproduced one to a page in landscape format, ensuring the utmost in clarity and detail. The photos come from archives and veterans' collections around the world, and each has an informative caption describing important aspects of color, camouflage and markings. The correct name and nomenclature of these Panzers is given as well, along with, in many cases, their original unit affiliation and location, so if you are a fan of German tanks, this is the book for you! Featured in this sixth volume are rocket launchers, flame-throwers, anti-aircraft vehicles, huge mortars, Tigers and Panthers and more!

Panzerwrecks 6: German Armour 1944-45

The seventh volume in the Panzerwrecks series covers the Eastern Front with 120 rare and unpublished photos sourced from Russian and Eastern Europe and presented in large landscape format.

Panzerwrecks 7: Ostfront

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

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