MMP Books 58532 Camera ON 18 Würzburg Radar & Mobile 24kVA Generator EN

MMP Books 58532 Camera ON 18 Würzburg Radar & Mobile 24kVA Generator EN is a unique modeling publication dedicated both to military historians and advanced as well as beginner modelers passionate about World War II military technology. The book is published in high quality, in A4 format, and contains 80 pages filled with photographic and textual material in English. Inside, you will find as many as 140 rare, archival photos of the historic German Würzburg radar and the 24kVA mobile generator used by the German armed forces during World War II.

• Category: modeling book / reference publication
• Number of pages: 80, A4 format
• Language: English
• Contents: 140 unique, archival photographs of the German Würzburg radar and 24kVA mobile generator
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945)
• User country: Germany (Third Reich)
• Additionally: the photographs show both official and field installations as well as the everyday life of radar crew soldiers

The Würzburg radar was one of the most recognizable devices of the German anti-aircraft defense, widely used on various fronts by the Luftwaffe. The set consisted of a long-range radar and a mobile power generator with 24 kVA capacity. This equipment was operated in numerous permanent and temporary installations – both in fortified bunkers and field positions detecting Allied air raids. In the publication you will find photos showing the everyday reality of the crews as well as assembly details useful for enhancing plastic models or dioramas.

The book MMP Books 58532 Camera ON 18 from the Camera ON series is an invaluable source of inspiration and historical knowledge for all who build models in 1/35 scale and for all larger collections of World War II dioramas. It proves to be an excellent reference material for enhancing details, painting, and correctly positioning figures in battle scenes.

We recommend this publication to every historical modeler working with models of German radar equipment, especially those interested in the accurate reconstruction of World War II realities. An ideal proposal for everyone searching for reliable photographic sources. We rate the degree of difficulty for using this publication at 1/5 – only basic English knowledge and interest in the topic are required.