Meanwhile a few miles away at the Kent Battle of Britain museum in Hawkinge - which houses the most important collection of airframes and artefacts from the Battle of Britain - Pen & Sword author Andy Singleton has recently launched his new book on modelling Battle of Britain fighters. Andy has published a number of modelling 'how-to' manuals for Pen & Sword and builds models for a living, so this volume is well worth looking at.
Also taking place at the Battle of Britain museum next week (27 September) is the 'official' launch of the new Vasco/Cornwell volume on the Me 110 in 1940.
" Zerstörer: The Combat History of the Me 110 in 1940" is published by Wingleader. Authored by John Vasco & Peter Cornwell this extensively revised and re-worked reissue of the earlier 'classic' has 300 pages with around 500 photos and will be available in hardback at £55..
Also on this blog;
Sir Hugh Dowding bust unveiled at the Capel Battle of Britain Memorial
September 15 Battle of Britain Day - German fighter pilots and the 'myth'
'The story behind the book' - an interview with leading Battle of Britain author John Vasco
