Abrams Squad 10

10 – Remote Thermal Sight: On this occasion, in the most acclaimed section by our readers, we take a look at an auxiliary vehicle, the T3 van from the Asian company Takom. Until now, it was really hard to fi nd these kinds of vehicles in scale, but the current market offers us more and more opportunities to add different vehicles to our collection

18 – M2A2 BRADLEY OPERATION DESERT STORM: A model fi nished by two friends: Paco Arévalo builds and Jose Luís López paints. The building and detailing of this oldie by Tamiya is the perfect base for Jose Luís, working with his well known style in Black and White, to achieve maximum appeal for this US IFV. 

30– BMP-1 BRAILLE SCALE BATTLE HORSE:  Mastering is only achieved with work, and Alex Clark is not missing any of that! This time he puts aside his usual theme (T-72’s) and fi nishes a very nice resin replica, taking it to the maximum with extra details.

36 – TYPE 63 WHEN THE CHINESE STEEL MET SAIGON: Javier Soler is a well-known modeller all around the world because of his works on modulation and lighting techniques. Using as his base a rarely seen vehicle, he shows us step-by-step how to come through safely with his techniques and fi nish the model with a second-to-none weathering job.

48 – AUF1 GCT FRENCH HELL FIRE: In Abrams Squad, we like to offer you all kinds of models, from different subjects and all nationalities. In this article, Sebastien Viale and Pierrick Boudehen joined skills to replicate the French self propelled gun AUF1 in 1/35.

56 – JGSDF TYPE 90 KYŪ-MARU : And if we talk about well-known fi gures, Luciano Rodriguez is one of them without doubt. Luciano’s work is recognized and admired by almost everybody. With this Japanese MBT, Luciano attains a level of detail and fi nish as only few can… and he explains it all to us.

72 – Turret Basket: at the end of every issue you’ll find the kits that we’ll find in the market soon and some teasers of the next Abrams Squad Magazine.