New Secret Projects

[NARSES2]

Out mid November. Hopefully it may be possible to get an early copy at SMW. Couple of years ago one of the Japanese titles was available at SMW a couple of weeks prior to publication date.

That price is a bit scary however - copywrite fees perhaps ? We know what some of thise aerospace companies are like 

http://www.amazon.co.uk/American-Secret-Projects-Fighters-Bombers/dp/1906537488/ref=pd_ys_ir_b_4

[Dizzyfugu]

This price-thing happens frequently when amazon lists items that are not available yet.

I just wonder if there's ANY benefit vs. the former US Secret Projects since WWII books (fighters and bombers)?

[Gondor]

That may be a reissue in a new format as was done with the Japanese Secret Project books.

Gondor

[Hobbes]

That price is a bit scary however - copywrite fees perhaps ? We know what some of thise aerospace companies are like 

It's the 11 cents that does it. 

[Thorvic]

http://www.crecy.co.uk/american-secret-projects-fighters-and-bombers-of-world-war-2

That might be a bit easier 

[jcf]

This price-thing happens frequently when amazon lists items that are not available yet.

I just wonder if there's ANY benefit vs. the former US Secret Projects since WWII books (fighters and bombers)?

This book is WWII era projects, not post-war projects, on the lines of BSP: Fighters & Bombers 1935-50.

[Mossie]

I've been waiting for this one, glad to see it's got a cover.  I think it's one of Convair's flying wing wing alternatives to the B-36.

[NARSES2]

This price-thing happens frequently when amazon lists items that are not available yet.

I just wonder if there's ANY benefit vs. the former US Secret Projects since WWII books (fighters and bombers)?

This book is WWII era projects, not post-war projects, on the lines of BSP: Fighters & Bombers 1935-50.

Very much so Jon and I'm looking forward to it.

I'd love to see a book on Italian and French projects, perhaps with those by other European producers as well. I heard a rumour a few years ago that an Italian one was being worked on. No idea how true it was though.

http://www.crecy.co.uk/american-secret-projects-fighters-and-bombers-of-world-war-2

That might be a bit easier 

Yup and about what I thought 

[Captain Canada]

The cover pic sure looks intriguing....I think it's high time I start looking for these books !

[Dizzyfugu]

I've been waiting for this one, glad to see it's got a cover.  I think it's one of Convair's flying wing wing alternatives to the B-36.

It's a Convair design for a tailless patrol bomber from around 1943, abandoned in 1944.