Any news on Vol. 2 of JG 300, by Lorant & Goyat?

[Ruy Horta]

Haven't seen any new information regarding Jagdgeschwader 300 "Wilde Sau" - A Chronicle of a Fighter Geschwader in the Battle for Germany, by Jean-Yves Lorant and Richard Goyat, for some time now.

Any news from the publisher, Eagle Editions Ltd, or any other source?



Can't wait to complete the set!

[Nokose]

They have moved the release date from Feb to March 2007. So hopefully not that much longer.

[Ruy Horta]

I don't mind the waiting, just the not the not knowing bit...



Thanks!

[FalkeEins]

last I heard the index was being corrected..and then three months at the printers ..February, March, April ...all three dates appear somewhere on the EE site...

Richard might have more info..

[John Beaman]

The index is completed. God willing, the creeks don't rise and the Chinese New Year doesn't go on too long, March to April release and shipping.

[judyc]

Okay you guys...sorry to be 'late' in getting release date info to you. Finally did get the index up to speed and all of the color issues settled. (We work in RGB so when the profiles are finished we have to have them converted to CMYK so the printer can properly print the colors.)
The book is officially at the printers. Later this week we will get a temporary production schedule which I will post when confirmed.
Thanks for your interest in our book(s).
Don't forget, the Chinese New Year will factor in the production schedule (February) so Neil is probably right with an April date.
Ruy - did you ever receive the Red Cross Black Star #3 book? Haven't rec'd confirmation on that...
Cheers,
Judy
Eagle Editions Ltd.

[Nokose]

Judy, Could you make sure that Amazon.com is up on this book and release so they want be saying it will be released next year.

Thanks

[Ruy Horta]

Oh, sorry Judy.

Yes, Eagle Editions Ltd shipping is always swift.
Received the book within a week from shipping.

Thanks.

[Nokose]

Another date for release has come up on EE. It now has May 2007 as the release date.

[SMF144]

These target dates at best seem to shift like the dunes in the Sahara.

Stephen