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Offline Easy E

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Korean Air War Sources?
« on: August 09, 2019, 09:05:25 PM »
Greetings,

Does anyone know some good, easy to access sources for the Russian/Chinese/North Korean forces during the Korean Air War? 

I have a pretty good grasp of what the UN forces could field during the air war, but not as many good sources on the opfor. 

Any ideas? 
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Offline FreakyFenton

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Re: Korean Air War Sources?
« Reply #1 on: August 10, 2019, 12:04:42 AM »
Do you mean for miniatures or information? For information I would suggest Osprey books, they're good for looks and markings. Albeit at times you have to be careful as there are artistic liberties taken.

Squadron and signal publications have a few books on different aircraft from various wars. They're more in depth and describe combat uses, derivations in camouflage and whatnot. Which can be interesting for the modeller.
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Offline flatpack

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Re: Korean Air War Sources?
« Reply #2 on: August 10, 2019, 07:14:20 AM »
I looked into this several years ago, when I need colour schemes for 1/300 aircraft.
I remember going to a show in the uk, and myself and a mate both bought a copy of a hardback, a4 book, showing plenty of colour plates of the aircraft involved.
We were absolutely made up, that we had colour pictures of what we were after.
If we had looked a little closer, we would have noticed the book was written in Polish...oh well, it was the pictures we were after.

Then about a year ago, I bought a paperback, a4 publication by W. H. Smiths in the uk.
I guess it was called Air war over Korea.
This too had colour pictures in it, that would be useful.
You may be dale to still get it on line ?

Hope this helps.


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Offline Ewan

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