Mr Black Publications SMH-SMM01 Scale Model Handbook: Scale Modelling Manual Vol.1 (English, 24 pages)

CONTENTS
4 DAK Siege of Tobruk 1941
Building a 1/35 Deutsches Afrika Korps Diorama
Using the Box Art as Inspiration
16 Leutnant Panzer Regiment 8 - Libya 1941
Painting a 1/35 Scale Commercial Figure in Oils
21 Relevant Acrylic Colour Sets for DAK Uniforms and How to Use Them
CONTRIBUTORS
LIEVEN TERRYN MR BLACK PUBLICATIONS TEAM
A4 Format
24 Pages
Gloss laminated Cover
Staples

This is the first Manual in our new series about Scale Modelling where our aim is to bring a lot of concentrated information about painting and general modelling techniques for all modellers at a competitive retail price.
Each manual will deal with a specific topic in detail, offering a lot of different approaches and techniques and in most cases written by one author. The contents will be carefully selected and presented in a way that every reader should find something new to try and to adapt to their own methods. Each book will have high quality photos and a detailed text so the reader will easily follow the progress of the assembly and painting of each theme, to help adopt new modelling techniques and different approaches.
In our other editions the length of each theme was limited due to the number of pages taken for other contents, but here there are no such limitations. Each theme will be presented in a most detailed and explanatory way so there will be no omissions or unanswered questions.
Depending on the themes and contents, real painted colour chips of hues and mixes will be added with information on how to use them. In this series we will include various modelling aspects from Historic and Fantasy, Scale Models, Dioramas, Vignettes, Figures, Busts, Techniques and History You Can Model.
In this first issue we'll cover a part of the Deutsches Afrika Korps Forces in Scale by presenting Lieven Terryn's 'Siege of Tobruk 1941' Super Diorama, a Detailed Figure Painting with oils of an Alpine Miniatures Leutnant of the 8th Panzer Regiment in Libya 1941 and an article by Mr Black's Team on Acrylic Relevant Colour Sets for DAK Uniforms and How to Use Them.
We must thank the following: AK-Interactive (Fernando Vallejo), Andrea Miniatures (Alexandra Fernandez), Vallejo Acrylics (Alex Vallejo), Scale75 (Jose Mendez), Kimera Colors (Luca Marchetti & Pietro Balloni), Lifecolors (Alessandro Balbo & Rolando Iezzi), Yannis Papadopoulos and last, but not least, our English Text Editor Ken Jones.
Special thanks must go to Lieven Terryn who provided us with all the necessary material so this first book could be released as a printed work.