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Adam N on January 27, 2012
An examination of the new model from Masterbox.
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Posted by
Joe on January 26, 2012
The French and Indian War is one of those strange, multi-sided conflicts whose legacy greatly depends on your point of view.
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Posted by
Joe on January 25, 2012
There has been a lot of excitement around the office the last few days, originating from the desks of our sister company, Old House. For the first time in the history of the Osprey Group, we’ve reached number one in the Amazon bestsellers list!
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Posted by
Joe on January 23, 2012
A sneak peak at some of the Osprey goodness coming up this year!
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Posted by
Joe on January 22, 2012
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Posted by
Adam N on January 20, 2012
Alpine Miniatures have sent us their latest set of two single figures combined to make a matched pair in 35132: 1/35 German Panther Crew Set. This features a full-bodied tank commander and his machine gunner/ radio operator crewman who is ¾ bodied. Sure to be a popular subject with modellers, we'll examine them to see if the quality is at the usual benchmark that Alpine themselves have set. I will also place them in my test tank to see if they look the part and fit!!
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Posted by
Mike on January 19, 2012
Despite having only just announced the imminent arrival of the Air Vanguard series, we have been working on the concept for a number of years, and actually commissioned a number of the books many months ago (I know, we are sneaky and secretive aren't we?).
Now it is still obviously way too early to have much material in for the series, most of the authors are still busy researching and writing the books and the artists are still working on their side of the bargain. But, one of our artists has actually been able to finish off some of his art sooner than we had expected
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Posted by
Mike on January 17, 2012
Many of you were first alerted to the possibility of a new aviation series about six months ago, when we posted up an appeal for help with the series. We already had a pretty good idea of what the books would contain and how the series would pan out, but we decided to open the forum up to our customers to check that we were heading in the right direction. And you responded in your thousands, confirming a lot of our ideas, but more importantly planting the seeds of new ideas and new concepts that came as a bit of a surprise.
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Posted by
Joe on January 16, 2012
Okay, maybe they aren't exactly full-sized, but I've got 5 of the new German Panzer III, 15mm models from the Plastic Soldier company to give away.
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Posted by
Mike on January 13, 2012
A couple of days ago we announced the launch of a new series, Air Vanguard.
Now, we have a sneak preview of what subjects we are going to cover in the first few months of the series - including 5 titles that were commissioned only days ago.
I think there is a really nice balance to the list - a combination of the big, famous subjects that are needed to introduce a series to bookshops and general readers, mixed with a more focused range of subjects that will appeal to the more experienced aviation enthusiast!
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