A detailed study of the German Ferdinand/Elefant heavy tank destroyer used during World War II. It covers the development, design, and combat history of this vehicle, including its role on the Eastern Front. The book explains technical features such as armor layout, armament, and mechanical components. It includes step-by-step analysis of modifications that led from the Ferdinand to the Elefant variant. It contains numerous high-quality photographs, detailed drawings, and technical diagrams. Color profiles illustrate different camouflage schemes and markings used in service.
Also featured are scale modeling references, including examples of built models and aftermarket parts. Captions and descriptions are provided in both English and Polish languages. The structure of the book allows the reader to follow the evolution and operational use of the vehicle. It is part of the Gunpower series, known for its focus on military equipment. This volume documents the design, modification, and service history of the Ferdinand/Elefant tank destroyer.
All text is in both Polish and English.
This copy is in Excellent condition with only minimal shelf wear. It is a little musty from storage. As usual, photos are of the item that you will receive.