'Henschel Hs 129 In Detail' is now available

[Griffon]

Hello Denes!

I had your book in my hands last week and nearly bought it , but it retails for over 30 Euros in my bookstore, so I left it there that time, but I surely will pick it up, after BC/RS3 is out and my budget still allows for some more reading stuff then
it looks really great and as I have not been able to hunt down an example of Martin Pegg´s original Classic book about the 129, yours could very well fill in this gap in my collection

it looks great and really deserves good sales figures, you have done a really great job on this one

cheers
phil

[Dénes Bernád]

Originally Posted by Griffon

it looks really great and as I have not been able to hunt down an example of Martin Pegg´s original Classic book about the 129, yours could very well fill in this gap in my collection

it looks great and really deserves good sales figures, you have done a really great job...

Thanks, Phil, for your kind words.

I hope you will find the book worthy to be placed on your private library.

[Griffon]

Hello Denes!

in fact, while visiting the Model Building exhibition in Vienna today, I found an example of your book for a reasonable price and did not hesitate to buy it this time
and of course it will be a worthy addition to my LW book collection-about the only thing I am missing are a few good colour profiles, but maybe Classic will do a LW colour series book about the Schlachtflieger one day-we will have to wait and see

cheers from Vienna
phil

[Dénes Bernád]

Someone has asked me what new information contains this book compared to the other ones published about this aircraft type.

Here's what I've answered him:
"This book is focusing primarily on technical aspects, as well as production details and armament. It does not deal with the operational history at all.

Compared to the other books dedicated to this aircraft type, this one has many details based on various factory manuals, not published elsewhere. Also, it contains several new photos, including the only ones known showing an operational B-3, W.Nr. 162052 - incidentally, the very last Hs 129 manufactured and accepted by the Luftwaffe - captured by the Soviets in December 1944. New details regarding the Hs 129's main competitor to the Schlachtflugzeug title - the Fw 189 V1 series, that is - has been included as well. Finally, the detailed production table has been updated, too."

[Aviaeology1]

Congratulations and thanks for bringing out such a book... it should compliment the operational stuff that's already out there. I'm looking forward to picking up my copy soon.
Cheers,
Terry @ Aviaeology
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