Erik Mombeeck new Lu-Ga ?

[Erik Mombeeck]

Hello,

Thank you for your interest. I wasn't aware about this discussion during my hols at my beloved place of Altandhu that probably no one of you knows…

Well seen, the next Special Lu/Ga will feature the JG 54, the most colourful unit of the Jagdwaffe.

Aside many amazing photos and profiles, the reader will discover interesting accounts and articles including one about the long discussed fate of Fw. Emil Koppelberg.

Cheers

Erik

[Erik Mombeeck]

Hello,

the Special Lu/Ga #3 on JG 54 is almost finished and the files will be sent to the printer early next week. We trust that the printer will do again a nice job.

A lot of superb photos published for the 1st time with detailled captions, interesting "new" accounts and nice profiles by Thierry Dekker.

You are welcome to pre-order this issue through the contact formular on www.luftwaffe.be.

Thanks

Erik Mombeeck

[harryfighter]

Hello,

I've just seen the sample pages on the Website of Erik Mombeeck, very nice and very interesting, take a look! The Bf 109 E-3 from Schmoller-Haldy is new to me, great scheme!

Looking forward to the new LuGa!

Harald

[Boris Ciglic]

Hi all,

I just finished reading my example and I can warmly recommend it. Classy just like the previous issues: top quality print, beautiful photographs, excellent artwork, ballanced and concise text...

Cheers,
Boris

[jualbeli]

Hi,

can anyone with the book tell me how many pages it has? It is listed as having 96 pages, but my copy only has 80. I'm wondering if I got a defective copy or if it is indeed only 80.

thanks,

jb

[hucks216]

Originally Posted by jualbeli

Hi,

can anyone with the book tell me how many pages it has? It is listed as having 96 pages, but my copy only has 80. I'm wondering if I got a defective copy or if it is indeed only 80.

thanks,

jb

My copy has 96 pages.

[harryfighter]

Hello,

I've have my copy now for some weeks and I can also confirm that this LuGa has 96 pages! A well produced Special Album about the Green Hearts, many new photos, 32 colour profiles from Thierry Dekker with some very interesting colour schemes. From special interest to me were the camo trials in the years of 1939-40, a light grey colour, maybe RLM02 over the upside of the aircraft. I've seen the photos never before and there are 3 profiles of such Bf 109. The outstanding camos from Russia are also shown with photos and some profiles.

In summary a must-have for the Luftwaffe fans and I'm looking forward to the next LuGa Special Album about a Jagdgeschwader from Erik Mombeeck.

Greetings from Austria
Harald