Essential Aircraft Identification Guide - Aircraft of WWI

[Colslaw]

I just had a parcel delivered from my publisher and the book I spent all summer (and the previous 20 years) working on is now available.



Hardcover
192 pages
250+ illustrations
ISBN: 978-1-906626-66-2

I have only quickly glanced through it so far, but it looks pretty impressive if I say so myself.

[Smokin]

Cool! Nice job!

[Space]

Awesome, Colslaw!

[YOKE]

~S~

NICE ! !

[Medar]

Gonna have to pick this up

Is there a WWII version as well?

[J9_Hammer]

S!

Congrats Col! it looks great and Ill be getting a copy

Hamm

[Medar]

Hey thanks for the ISBN Colslaw...pulled right up on Barnes and Noble.

Now I need to find a World War II book just like it and get both.

[Matt]

Dang Cole, that looks incredible. I got some guys here in KC that fly replica WWI airplanes, I'll pass this on to them.

[Colslaw]

Here is a typical two page spread. It was hard to decide just what to show, but since I am pleased with how the Ilya turned out and the text relates to the image and the tables are also typical of those throughout the book, it will do.

One thing I need to mention, it was not our decision to use kW as the measure of power when we all know it was expressed in HP. Sadly that was a nod to the modern buyer who is not versed in correct terminology. Personally I do not understand kW and how it relates, but oh well ....

[ScrewBall]

Sweet job, Col!