Francois Verlinden
Auteur de The Verlinden Way Volume III, On Plastic Wings
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Œuvres de Francois Verlinden
Warmachines No. 5 - M2/M3 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle, Cavalry Fighting Vehicle (1991) 14 exemplaires
WWII Aircraft: Modeling, Detailing, Painting Weathering and Building Dioramas (Volume 1) (1998) 4 exemplaires
WWII Aircraft Vol. II: Modeling, Detailing, Painting Weathering and Building Dioramas (1999) 3 exemplaires
War Paint Volume 1 - A Fully Illustrated Guide of the Euro-Militaire International Military Modelling Competitions… (1992) 2 exemplaires
War Paint - A Fully Illustrated Guide of the Euro-Militaire International Military Modelling Competition (Vol 3, 1993) (1994) 2 exemplaires
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Warmachines No. 11 - Merkava MK2/MK3, Israeli Defense Force (1992) — Directeur de publication — 8 exemplaires
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M108-M109-M109A1/A2 par Verlinden Publications
Lier, Belgium
The initial program that resulted in the M107. M108. M109 and the M110 self propelled artillery pieces dated back as far as 1952, when the US Army was right in the middle of the Korean conflict.
It was envisaged to develop two standard chassis. one light and one heavy. for new guns to be developed. At first the light category was to consist of a 110mm and a 156mm gun. Eventually the 105mm and 155mm were in view of the logistic problems this changeover in calibre would have caused. The Army still had large stocks of 105mm and 155mm ammo left over from WWII and the towed artillery was of the same calibre.
Both the M108 and the M109. with the 105mm and the 155mm guns respectively. use the same chassis and cab. the only differences being the addition of spades on the latter to cope with the more powerful recoil of the gun, and of a beefed up elevation system.… (plus d'informations)
It was envisaged to develop two standard chassis. one light and one heavy. for new guns to be developed. At first the light category was to consist of a 110mm and a 156mm gun. Eventually the 105mm and 155mm were in view of the logistic problems this changeover in calibre would have caused. The Army still had large stocks of 105mm and 155mm ammo left over from WWII and the towed artillery was of the same calibre.
Both the M108 and the M109. with the 105mm and the 155mm guns respectively. use the same chassis and cab. the only differences being the addition of spades on the latter to cope with the more powerful recoil of the gun, and of a beefed up elevation system.… (plus d'informations)
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