Military Miniatures in Review magazine No 37
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.
- The Phantom Menace, Balding a Panzer IV F1 of the 11th Panzer Division, 1941.
- Werkstat Owned and Operated, Detailing the heck out of the Tamiya Schwimmwagen Type 166.
- Gimme a V! Gimme a T!, Building the PanzerShop VT-72B Recovery Vehicle.
- Platz der Grosse Tiger!, Creating a small slice of the battle of Kharkov in a big scale.
- Rad Cable Krad, Building the Dragon Sd.Kfz 2/2 Kleines Kettenkrad.
- American Fist, Asimple casting technique for architectural structures.
- Early Target Acquisition, Building the DES Kit of the FuMG (Flak) 39D Würzburg radar.
