Military Miniatures in Review magazine No 17, Wonder werfer
Military Miniatures in Review is an 80-page, full color magazine that showcases and promotes the world of scale armor modeling. MMiR was the very first publication produced by Ampersand. Publication of MMiR was suspended after the release of issue 63.
More than “just a magazine,” MMiR is presented in a journal style and is a high-quality perfect bound book that is made to last. Printed on glossy art paper, each issue is more like a book than a periodical. In addition to fully developed step-by-step articles on building tanks, figures and vehicles, regular features include new product announcements, book reviews, figure reviews.
- Three inches of 3″ inch fun, A teeny little conversion brings an old Italeri kit back to life
- Lorraine Schlepper and her all girl band, A somewhat obscure French artillery tractor in styrene from RPM.
- Wonder Werfer, Italeri’s first installment of its plastic schwerewehrmachtschlepper series. Half-track, Jimmy Jack
- It’s all “Neu” and exciting. The 250 halftrack hot off the press from DML.
- Woof-woof!, It’s a hot-doggies of a new kit in the form of the M8 armored car from Tamiya.
- The missing Lynx, Can you believe it? It’s a styrene Luchs!-from ICM no less.
- And call me Dusty, It’s a walk down memory lane with the old Tamiya kit and some new aftermarket friends.
- DREAM MACHINE: I wanna hold your Hanomag, Tamiya’s 251/1 meets Royal Models & Eduard and fun ensues.
- Come on baby, light my fire, Zippo lives! Converting and super detailing the M113 in 1/35th scale.
- Dragon’s Tale, It’s a story of life long love and a special preview of things to come…
