New photo book of late-war LW a/c's, "LO+ST"

[Dénes Bernád]

Any photos of aircraft in Hungarian markings?

[hikki]

Hi,

For American or European purchasers , the book is currently in stock at HobbyLink Japan
http://www.hlj.com/product/MDG22992

Del,
Thank you so much for posting the link to ordering page of Hobby Link Japan.
A while back, two images from the book have added to this page and you can see some sort of contents of the book.

You got one more customer! Looking forward to it.

LTNS John,
Thank you for your order, I hope you would be satisfied with my first title.
How is your ongoing JG 6 title?

These are both of great interest to me. I have seen photos of both (and published one of E8+MH) but if your photo of E8+EH is good enough to read the Werk Nummer on the fin, then it's exciting news.

Nick,
Sure, you cansee what you would like to see.
Three photos of "E8+EH are there and one of them is the close-up shot of the vertical fin.

Any photos of aircraft in Hungarian markings?

Dénes,
The attachment is the only photo of aircraft with Hungarian (ex. Hungarian?) markings.


Regards,

Hideki Noro

[Dénes Bernád]

Originally Posted by hikki

Dénes,
The attachment is the only photo of aircraft with Hungarian (ex. Hungarian?) markings.

Thank you, Hideki, for the nice photo. It's indeed an Arado Ar 96 in late war style Hungarian markings (when the white area in the cross was overpainted with grey, for visibility reasons).

[Peter D Evans]

For those interested here is a link to the LEMB thread discussing this fantastic new work..

And Hideki... check your in box, you have a PM

Cheers
Peter D Evans
LEMB Administrator

[Del Davis]

Hideki
Just received the book and the coverage is excellent. Since the primary focus of this work is single engine fighters, is it possible that you will do another work on multii-engine aircraft?

[Rémi Baudru]

This book is a true germ for any late war german fighters fan.
Most of the photos are unpublished. The very few known pictures where published in the second volume of Japo's D9 book.
The late Eric Lager told me that mister Hideki Noro who was the photo collector who send them these photos (that prouves to my eyes how mister Hideki Noro is a gentleman because he choosed to help Eric to make the best book as possible on the D9 than to keep these photos for his book).
The book is very well printed and designed.
My paket took less than ten days to come from japan to France (low cost postage).
The new photo of the brown "4" D9 (500647 with Ta 152 taill) showing for the first time the shape of this "4" and the upper camoufalge of the wings or the new photo of the Ta 152 white "7" (WNr 150007) are worth the cost of the book.
I would like to say thanks to mister Hideki Noro to have shared these pictures.
Please forgive my very basic english.