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12th April 2024, 17:53

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Re: 'Axis Wings' The Luftwaffe & co-belligerent air forces' compendium

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Originally Posted by Nick Beale

Obviously I have a bias here, but I’d be far more interested to know what you (or anyone else) thought about what the contributing authors actually wrote rather than opinions on how their words were typeset.

Well, based on the first 10 minutes impression the text itself is impossible to review, but the design is not so. And the design leaves room for adjustment.

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