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bn785371
20th November 2010, 23:06
Any news about this book,should be ready end 2010?

JohnnyB
21st November 2010, 00:07
Any news about this book,should be ready end 2010?


I never heard something about this book - tell me more please, because I am very interested in all things about JG26.

JohnnyB

Bertrand H
21st November 2010, 09:27
Hello,

Go to :

http://www.luftwaffe.be/

then

what's new.

bertrand

JohnnyB
21st November 2010, 16:03
Hello,

Go to :

http://www.luftwaffe.be/

then

what's new.

bertrand


Understand. It is a chronicle of the early beginnings up to 1940

Many thanks, Bertrand

bn785371
23rd November 2010, 23:20
This book has been delayed,according to Eric Mombeeck it will be mid-2011.

bn785371
17th August 2011, 23:59
Any news on this,Mr.Mombeeck?

Del Davis
18th August 2011, 19:30
Per Eric- not before December 2011

FalkeEins
28th October 2011, 16:21
not entirely sure if this is 'instead of ' or just a 'taster' for but ..

Luftwaffe Gallery 'special' unit album no 1 - JG 26 'The Abbeville boys' (1937-45)

96 pages A-4 landscape format, 30 Dekker artworks, 200+ pics, lots of new personal accounts

published 15 November with JG 4 Vol II (English)

ordering from http://www.luftwaffe.be

Erik Mombeeck
29th October 2011, 08:59
Hello,

this book is about to be available (15 November 2011). This is a 96 pages Special Album in the Series of Luftwaffe Gallery. Thus, I am not doing a day by day chronicle like with my JG 2, 4, 5 works. Hope that you will be, nevertheless, interested.
Erik

Here a short description:

In the Luftwaffe Gallery series, this expanded 'special' edition is devoted to JG 26, the famed "Abbeville Boys” or "Abbeville Kids” of RAF and USAAF legend. This superb new title provides an unparalleled view of air combat in the skies of Britain and France, from dog-fighting between Messerschmitts and Spitfires during the campaign in the West and the Battle of Britain, to fighter bomber missions over southern England, to the Allied invasion of Normandy and the desperate sorties flown by the unit's FW 190s against the huge USAAF bomber streams. Superb Artwork by Thierry Dekker, about 250 photographs and new personal accounts ...
http://www.luftwaffe.be/pictures/books/couv%20JG%2026.jpg

Bertrand H
29th October 2011, 18:09
Hello Erik,

Only in English?

Bertrand

Nokose
29th October 2011, 19:07
Who will be selling JG4 in the U.S. this time?

Maciej Góralczyk
1st December 2011, 21:31
Who will be selling JG4 in the U.S. this time?

It seems that Judy and Jerry (http://www.eagle-editions.com/JG4-2.htm)

Yesterday Erik informed me that he's able to dispatch "Les Abbevile Boys" and JG 4/2, so European customers can now order themselves a Christmas gift :)

Maciej Góralczyk
3rd April 2012, 21:30
As no one did it, here's my short opinion on LuGa Special No.1. It's a very fine book with lots of good quality photos, of which some were new to me. This makes this publication a nice addition to Jagdfliegerverbände series and LiF magazines. I mention them here not coincidentally, because 'The Abbeville boys' sometimes supplements these books/magazines, including f.e. 9 photos of Bf109E-1 W.Nr.3413 'Black 5' of Lt. Hans Krug; 3 photos of Bf109E-4 W.Nr.1195 'White 7' of Lt. Josef Bürschgens, 4 photos of Bf109E-7/N W.Nr.4139 'White 11' of Lt. Theo Lindemann, 2 shots of Bf109F-2 W.Nr.7194 'Yellow 6' of Fw. Karl Willius and a full portside picture of Fw190A-3 'Yellow 5' of the same pilot (with the flags of nations against Willius had flown painted under the cockpit). Other highlights of the album are another Fw190 of Willius which beside the flags sports also a quite big clover under the windscreen, and two photos (I've never seen one of them in any book) of R4M-equipped Fw190D-9 'White 1' of 5./JG 26 (according to p.427 of 'Focke-Wulf Fw 190D camouflage & markings, Part II' it's W.Nr.210069). Even if there are some small errors in captions, mostly in regard to the aircraft subtypes, overally the book is worth its value and I strongly recommend it. From my own experience I suggest buying Erik's books directly from him as he offers shipping by French special book service, which is quite inexpensive.

Best regards,
Maciej