12.04.2009, 11:10
The 1992 JaPo book on the Fw190D/Ta152 is in Czech language only and sold out. I've heard about another due to be released in the english language, slated for mid2009.
I'm working atm with the Monogram closeup, Dietmar Hermann's book, various individual documents uploaded to the web and the Luftwaffe Experten site. I do have a pretty good collection saved to disk but am still sorting through some of it.
As for German it is not so mysterious. So long as one is aware much can be lost in translation we can do a great deal to avoid it, and double check with people who are native speakers. German is not as far from english as Japanese or even half the other European languages, I've been struggling through okay so far and was used to hearing German around the house when I was a kid, nothing to brag about but honestly it has helped. Of course if you're offering to join the team consider yourself warmly invited.
By all means if you have any points to share about the Ta152C don't hesitate, Zorin. I needed to ask someone about weapons...
JAMF thanks for the translation, that makes perfect sense yes.
I'm working atm with the Monogram closeup, Dietmar Hermann's book, various individual documents uploaded to the web and the Luftwaffe Experten site. I do have a pretty good collection saved to disk but am still sorting through some of it.
As for German it is not so mysterious. So long as one is aware much can be lost in translation we can do a great deal to avoid it, and double check with people who are native speakers. German is not as far from english as Japanese or even half the other European languages, I've been struggling through okay so far and was used to hearing German around the house when I was a kid, nothing to brag about but honestly it has helped. Of course if you're offering to join the team consider yourself warmly invited.
By all means if you have any points to share about the Ta152C don't hesitate, Zorin. I needed to ask someone about weapons...
JAMF thanks for the translation, that makes perfect sense yes.