ABRAMS SQUAD NR 6 - ISSN 2340-1850 is the sixth issue of the prestigious modeling magazine, which is the first in the world entirely dedicated to the broad field of modern military modeling, especially land vehicles used from the Cold War era to the conflicts of recent decades. It is a perfect choice for all enthusiasts of building models in 1/35, 1/48, or 1/72 scale, with a focus on tanks, armored vehicles, and diorama elements representing the modern battlefield.

Abrams Squad magazine is published periodically and is considered by many modelers to be the best source of inspiration, knowledge, and step-by-step guides for building and painting models. Issue 6 includes:

• Detailed, richly illustrated step-by-step instructions, guiding you through the entire modeling process – from construction through advanced painting techniques to final effects.
• Presentations of the latest models of vehicles used by armies across the world, including the United States, Russia, Germany, Israel, or NATO countries, related to both the Cold War and modern times.
• Tests and reviews of model kits, tools, paints, and accessories useful for modelers devoted to realism and the highest quality of their work.
• Historical and technical commentary on the presented models, based on reliable sources, allowing you to better understand the use of a given vehicle on the modern battlefield.
• Reports from the biggest modeling events and news from the world of modern combat systems modeling.

The magazine is printed on the highest quality A4 paper, in full color, allowing the details of models and techniques presented by world-class modelers to be highlighted. This quarterly is aimed mainly at intermediate and advanced modelers interested in 21st-century military topics, but beginners will also find practical tips and inspiration for their own projects.

Product category: modeling literature / specialist magazine.

Recommended for anyone who wants to develop their skills or is looking for modern modeling techniques and authenticity in building military vehicles for layouts and dioramas.

Difficulty level of the presented techniques: 3/5.