WORN ART COLLECTION ISSUE 05 – GERMAN ARTILLERY

Worn Art Collection Issue 05 – German Artillery

A printed publication from the AK Interactive house in the Worn Art Collection series. It is neither a model nor modeling chemistry but a book, which a modeler buys for what is inside it rather than for what is inside a box. This volume carries the number 5 and its subject is German artillery.

What the publication offers

• A thematically self-contained volume of the Worn Art Collection series devoted to German artillery.
• The name of the series points to the wear and the surface finish of a model, that is to what modeling calls weathering.
• Earlier volumes of the series were built around individual techniques and materials: the first around wood, the second around chipping paint and the fourth around camouflage. The fifth volume instead takes its subject from the real machines.
• It serves as a source of ideas and reference images, not as a set of instructions for a particular kit.

Who it is for

For modelers who work on military vehicles and equipment and are looking for inspiration for the color scheme and the surface finish of their models. It also serves well anyone who builds dioramas and needs a sense of how a genuinely worn surface looks. Given the subject, this is a title for a reader with an interest in artillery; the publication is a technical modeling one, not fiction.

What to watch out for when ordering

The book is sold on its own and contains no model, no paints and no other material. Check the extent, the language of the edition and the exact list of examples on the cover of the publication, because these differ between the individual volumes of the series.