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Cocardes International, April - May 2023 - No26

If your passion tends toward models vs the actual aircraft, this book may well fill your needs rather nicely, and inspire you to tackle a kit or two yourself as well.

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Large Scale Planes

"This is an excellent reference for modellers, and is good value."

International Plastic Modellers Society, IPMS Magazine – Issue 1, 2023

It would be impossible to cover the Phantom in depth in ninety six pages, so this book is very much a starting point for some, whilst for others it will provide all the information needed to start building this heavyweight combat jet.

As a source of inspiration for a phantom build this book is well worth the consideration.

Scale Aircraft Modelling

This offering is one of the most appealing I have looked through as it covers an aircraft that covers so many countries and this also greatly increases the various looks that can be achieved by the modeller with an off the shelf kit.

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Aeroscale

Highly recommended!

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Iron Mammoth

This is not the only reference guide a Phantom modeler will want in their library, but for a builder new to the Phantom it is a great start.

IPMS/USA

Overall, this is a very attractive and informative survey of the Phantom F-4, and a useful addition to the Pen & Sword’s Flight Craft series. As a wee boy, I lived next to an RAF airfield, and I vividly remember the Phantoms roaring overhead on their way to intercept Soviet ‘Bears’. So, like Coughlin, I love Phantoms too! After reading his book, I might have to go out and buy a kit to build.

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Beating Tsundoku

Another fine addition to the FlightCraft series.

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Military Model Scene

"In line with other books in this series, we are provided with the background and development of the aircraft along with a brief look at the various nations that have operated the type."

ModelingMadness.com, July 2022

I have really enjoyed this book having spent 3 years stationed at RAF Wildenrath and thus experiencing the Phantom at very close quarters with 19 and 92 Squadrons.It is one powerful machine! I found the authors knowledge of the history of this aircraft particularly engaging and a very good read.
The narrative moves seamlessly into the actual modelling and I particularly liked the quality of the artwork which displays the technique and quality of Geoff’s work brilliantly.

Christopher Coughlin