Kagero 0028 Operational History of the Hungarian Armoured Troops in World War II EN is a unique publication in modeling literature, forming part of the renowned Photosniper series published by KAGERO. The book, written by Péter Mujzer and published as number 28 in the series, serves as a valuable resource for all military history enthusiasts and armored vehicle modelers, especially those interested in the lesser-known, yet fascinating area of World War II operations involving Hungarian forces.

• Format and execution: The publication comes in a convenient A4 size (210x297 mm) with a softcover. Printed on high-quality coated paper, it highlights the value of the archival photographs presented throughout the book.
• Number of pages: Approximately 156 pages in English.
• Additional materials: Numerous archival photos showing armored vehicles (including Toldi, Turán, Zrínyi), crew photographs, as well as staged combat scenes. Additionally, the book is enriched with painting and marking diagrams for vehicles used by Hungarian armored units.
• Historical scope: Covers the wartime operations of Hungarian armored units during World War II (1939–1945). Here you’ll find detailed descriptions of armored battles on the Eastern Front, participation in Operation Barbarossa, as well as retreat operations of 1944–45.
• Unique thematic focus: The book focuses exclusively on the armored forces of the Kingdom of Hungary—a country whose equipment and operations are rarely explored in both literature and the modeling market. Special emphasis is placed on domestically produced vehicles, with technical details and illustrations designed to facilitate realistic scale modeling.
• Category: Modeling literature – a source album essential for anyone building World War II armored vehicles.
• Difficulty level (accessibility): 1/5 – ideal for both beginner military enthusiasts and advanced modelers seeking precise inspiration and historical references.

We recommend Kagero 0028 to all modelers and historians looking to expand their knowledge of the lesser-known aspects of armored warfare on World War II fronts, as well as to those seeking reliable sources for building historic Hungarian vehicle models. This publication stands out remarkably on the market as a reference material, boasting a wealth of photographs and technical information.