Military Miniatures in Review magazine No 29, Panther-monium
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.
Content
- Panzer Papers, A sneak peck of upcoming attractions in the Panzer Tracts series.
- Me so Ho-Ni, Japanese SPGs of WW IL part 1, Building the Tamiya Type 1 75mm Ho Ni’ SP Gun
- Ugly DUKWIing, Jeep meets DUK Wand a redheaded stepchild is born.
- Panther-monium!, DML weighs in with an all-new and accurate Panther A.
- Airborne Shotgun, Jaguar tops a big heap of resin with a dash of plastic.
- Leave the driving to us, part two, Reaching the finish line with Tamiya’s M8.
- Non-Habitual Panzerhaubitze, A new tank and a new kit brought to us right around the release of the real thing.
- The Good, the big and the difficult, Building the Tank Workshop M125 10-ton truck and AFV Club 8-inch howitzer.
- The King’s Paladin, Italeri dibbys up a new version of its venerable M109 kit.
- East meets West, Building the Armo GAZ-69 and Legends MISIAI light trucks.
- Runnin’ With the Big Dog, If you want to run with this guy, you’ll need to jump off the porch.
