Tanques - Alemania (SGM): álbumes de fotos Panzerwrecks

Volume in the Panzerwrecks series, with generally one high-quality photo per page.

Features:
- Schwarzbach 7 May 1945
- The end for 1./s.Pz.Jg.Abt.512
- Pz.Kpfw.IV of 6./Pz.Rgt.15
- Surrender at Oldenburg.

Contents:
- Unique images of Jagdpanzer 38s coming in to surrender
- One of a kind conversion: StuG III as ARV. Used by Polish troops in Italy
- 28 page feature on the surrender of s./Pz.Jg.Abt.512 at Iserlohn - Jagdtiger heaven.
- Final production Panzer IV/70(V)s
- Loads more.

Volume in the Panzerwrecks series, with generally one high-quality photo per page.

Features:
- Jagdpanther of s.H.Pz.Jg.Abt.559
- Pz.Aufkl.Abt.20 surrenders at Pilsen
- 4.7cm Pak(t) auf R35 walkaround
- Stabskp./Korps Pz.A.A.FHH surrenders
- A trip to the Tiger factory

Contents:
- 7 page feature showing a Jagdpanther of s.Pz.Jg.Abt.559 in the Netherlands
- Amazing coverage of Sd.Kfz.234/2s and Sd.Kfz.234 2cm Schwebelafette surrendering in May 1945
- Stunning Bergepanzer III and Hummel, both with disc camouflage
- Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.D Triebgas training vehicle
- 3 pages of Ersatz M-10 Panther
- 18 page feature showing Sd.Kfz.234/4s, m.SPWs, KFz.13 with extra armour surrendering
- Sd.Kfz.234 with Luchs turret - 2 images
- 10 page feature about the Henschel factory and the Tiger IIs found there by US forces.

Volume in the Panzerwrecks series, with generally one high-quality photo per page.

Features:
- Panzerjäger and Flakpanzers of Meppen
- Panzer Remnants on a Czech Road
- Flammpanzer 38 in and out
- Quick Fix: Rocket Firing SPWs.

Contents:
- Old short gunned StuGs and Panzerjägers knocked out in 1945
- 8 pages feature about the weapons dump in Meppen, featuring sWS, Möbelwagens, uparmoured Jagdpanthers
- Panther Ausf.A back-fitted with 'Flammenvernichter' mufflers
- See how an Archer tank destroyer wrecks a Tiger I
- Tiger II in Berlin
- Excellent coverage of rare Sd.Kfz. 251 variants: 251/21 & /22
- Unique 12 page feature about the Flammpanzer 38, including unseen interior shots. All reproduced with stunning clarity
- 15 page feature showing in detail how US forces converted captured Sd.Kfz.251 into rocket launchers
- Loads more.

Volume in the Panzerwrecks series, with generally one high-quality photo per page.

Features:
- Panzerwrecks 2 Revisited
- Panzers at Pilsen Airfield
- A Trip to the MNH Factory
- Freaks and Antiques

Contents:
- Large 20 page feature dedicated to the wrecks of Panzerwrecks 2; new views & new vehicles
- Unrivalled photographic coverage of the unique 8.8cm Flak auf Pz.Kpfw. IV at Pilsen airfield
- Rare shot of a Panzer IV/70(A) als Befehlswagen
- Clear images of the m.S.P.W. (7.5cm Pak) (Sd.Kfz. 251/22)
- 15 page feature showing how Panthers and Jagdpanthers were assembled by MNH
- Final production Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf.J
- Unmissable pair of images clearly showing the fabled Pz.Beob.Wg. IV with its Sturmgeschütz cupola
- Rare and freaky vehicles throughot this volume: UE with Betriebgas, Pz.II Farschule vehicles with Holzvergaser, Pz. I munitionspanzers
- Prototype Wirbelwind developed by Pz.Fla-Zug of St./SS-Pz.Rgt.12.

Volume in the Panzerwrecks series, with generally one high-quality photo per page.

Features:
- Weapons Dump - Italian Style
- The Story of Nashorn '214'
- Elefants of 1./s.Pz.Jg.Abt.653
- Dug-in Panther: Concealed Killer

Contents:
- Recaptured Shermans from 760th US Tank Battalion and NZ 19th Armoured Regiment
- Sturmgeschütz IV fitted with concrete 'armour'
- Unseen and rare photos of the Panzerjäger Elefant, including how the Allies towed them
- Unusual field modification of a Sd.Kfz.10/4 with a 2cm Scotti Flak
- T34s in Italy - complete with veteran's story of their destruction
- AB41s surrendered to US forces
- Lots of Semoventes
- Loads more

Volume in the Panzerwrecks series, with generally one high-quality photo per page.

Features:
- Odd StuGs: Ostfront Edition
- Tehumardi Wrecks
- Wrecks of Operation Bagration
- Panzer Wrecks in the Woods

Contents:
- Fold-out gatefold covers with super-wide images
- Sturmgeschütz III and IV uparmoured with concrete and more
- Bergepanzer III armed with a 2cm Kw.K
- Lines of wrecked Panthers at Narva
- Pz.Sp.Wg. 204(f) outfitted as a 'Draisine'
- Six photos of the rare 7.5cm Pak 97/38(f) auf Pz.Kpfw.740(r)
- Hungarian armour: Turan I and II, Nimrod
- Final production Pz.Kpfw. IV
- Wrecked Bulgarian Pz.Kpfw. IVs in Hungary
- Panther Ausf. G infra-red ready.

Volume in the Panzerwrecks series, with generally one high-quality photo per page.

Features:
- Panzerwrecks in Paris
- Panzerwrecks X Revisited
- Close up with Karlgerät.

Contents:
- Fold-out gatefold covers with super-wide images
- A massive 39 page feature on the German wrecks in Paris
- Final production Tiger IIs with and without transport tracks
- Unique photos of the Patton Museum 'last steel wheel' Panther, including General Patton himself
- Rare command variant of the Jadgtiger
- Hybrid: 7.5cm Pak 40/3 from a Marder III mounted in a 15cm sIG33/2 (Sf) auf GW 38(t) Grille superstructure
- Photos of the Sd.Kfz. 234 fitted with a 2cm 'Schwebelafette' reproduced with the utmost clarity
- Pz.Jgr.II für 7.5cm Pak 40 with unusual late war camouflage pattern
- Remarkably clear photos of a Sturmgeschütz III Ausf. G with 'swinging' Schürzen
- Detailed 18 page coverage of the enormous Karlgerät.

Volume in the Panzerwrecks series, with generally one high-quality photo per page.

- Who modified their Jagdpanthers, and why?
- What non-threatening name was painted on a Jagdpanzer?
- How does a 'Treibgas' device work?
- When were Panzer crews authorised to paint red 'Balkenkreuz' on their tanks?
- What Panzer did a Ram Kangaroo ram?

The answers to these and other questions are to be found here in Panzerwrecks 18, with 126 rare and unpublished large format photographs sourced from around the world.

Features:
- Modified Jagdpanthers
- Ambush at Sint-Amand
- 8t Zgkw Holzpritsche
- Raamsdonk 'Terrier' Battle.

Volume in the Panzerwrecks series, with generally one high-quality photo per page.

- How did partisans improve the firepower of the Somua S35? And where did it end up?
- Who was ambushed at Vukov Klanac? What vehicles did they lose?
- Why did a German Panzer unit pose as Allied tankers?
- Where did the Yugoslav Army collect and overhaul captured German AFVs?

The answers to these and other questions are to be found here in Panzerwrecks 19, with 151 rare and unpublished large format photographs sourced from around the world.

Features:
- Panzer Zug Wrecks
- 5.(verstärkte) Polizei-Panzer-Kompanie
- Panzers in Post War Yugoslavia.

What was the 'circle of death'? Whose Panther was found at a railway station? Can a 37mm Sturmovik cannon destroy a Panther? Which new tank round was tested by the Russians in 1945? What aircraft weapon scored the most Panzer kills in Hungary?
The answers to these and other questions are to be found here in Panzerwrecks 20, with 98 rare and unpublished large format photographs from Russian archives, 49 wartime sketches and specially commissioned artwork by Felipe Rodna.

Nearly every photograph is from an album unearthed from the depths of a Russian archive, and was produced by the 17th Air Army during their evaluation of the effects of aircraft weapons on German (and Hungarian) tanks in the field.
No test reports on training grounds and firing ranges here - everything is based on genuine after-action and field reports. Not only have we included the photographs and data from the captions, but many of the accompanying sketches too.