This is a homemade booklet with reference for scale modelers. Each aircraft in use with the Belgian air force between 1920 and 1940 is covered with a short indication about the type of service, colours and codes and a 3 view drawing. The kit availlable for each aircraft are also listed .

A nice book with a modern feeling on a well known aircraft that made history in the Belgian Air Force. The type was once flown by our famous Red Devils acro team. It also includes a wolk-around and detailed drawings that com in very handy for the modelbuilders amongst us.

Tom D'Haenens has had the opportunity to wander around Brussels Airport and picture anything he wanted. The result is a nice photobook covering the airport and those parts hidden to the general public.

Major Helmut Wick is regarded as one of the greatest Luftwaffe heroes. This outstanding fighter pilot met his fate on 28 November 1940 in the skies over England. He was diving towards France, where at Querqueville near Cherbourg was the home base of Jagdgeschwader 2 "Richthofen" of which he was the commander, when he was shot down. He was seen bailing out his Messerschmitt 109 over the Channel and never seen again. This highly decorated pilot had an amazing 56 victories to his credit, this in just twelve months time, which made him the leading German fighter pilot of that period. This book is based on the notes of Leutnant Franz Fiby who completed 110 combat missions with Helmut Wick. The author has drawn a complete and true picture of a 25 year old fighter pilot who lived in a period when the main task of young men was to fight and try to kill other young men who unluckily were their opponents. When Helmut Wick was listed as missing in action his grieving wife Ursula was 24-years old. They had a one-year-old son and an unborn daughter. The book is illustrated with many photos, most of these never published before. There are also a number of colour profiles of the aircraft flown by Helmut Wick and his adversaries. A story that put the reader with the pilot in the cockpit