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	Model Art #733 Profile Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien Published by Model Art, Sept. 2007, p/b Size: 18x26cm, Pages: 152, Price: 23.00 $US (Postage Not Included) Check HERE for more details. IN ENGLISH TOO!
	Baron Miyahara and his World of Aircraft A Photographic Memoir - Civil Aircraft 1920-1945 Published by Japan Aeronautic Association, Mar. 2006, p/b Size: 18x26cm, Pages: 192, Price: 30 $US (Postage Not Included) Check HERE for more details. IN ENGLISH TOO!
	KUBO KIDOBUTAI NO DAGEKIRYOKU Author: Nohara Shigeru Published by Kojinsha, June 2006, p/b Size: 15x21cm, Pages: 304, Price: 30 $US (Including Postage) Check HERE for more details.
	NIHONRIKUGUN NO SHISAKU/KEIKAKUKI 1943-1945 (Experimental Aircraft and Designs of the Japanese Army) Authors: Sahara Akira Published by Ikaros, April 2006, p/b Size: 15x21cm, Pages: 213, Price: 1,700 Yen Photos: 17b/w, Illustrations: 72 b/w, 12 color An interesting small publication introducing most of the X-planes of the IJAAF and a good number of others that never left the drawing board. Small number of photos, all published in the past and numerous illustrations by the author. Not bad.
	TEIKOKU KAIGUN KANJOKI, SUIJOKI PERFECT GUIDE (IJN Carrier Plane / Seaplane Perfect Guide) Authors: Komine Bunzo, Katabuchi Sunao and others Published by Gakken, Mar. 2006, p/b Size: 18x26cm, Pages: 137, Price: 1,860 Yen As with the Perfect Guide of IJAAF Warplanes, this latest Gakken publication is full of photos, side drawings, and quite nice color profiles but, honestly, it's nothing more than a general book, introducing carrier operated a/c and seaplanes. Surely interesting to Japanese readers but not recommended to anybody else.
	NIHON KAIGUN SENTOKI part2 (Japanese Navy Fighter part2) Illustrator: Imai Kunitaka Published by Koei, Jan. 2006, p/b Size: 18x26cm, Pages: 95, Color profiles: 123, Price: 2,000 Yen Okay. This is an interesting little book. First of all it's full of profiles and no photos. It has profiles of: N1K1-J Shiden & Shiden-kai, N1K Kyofu, J1N1-S Gekko, A7M Reppu, J5N1 Tenrai, A6M8, J7W1 Shinden and J8M/Ki-200 Shusui. I like the profiles a lot and I think they are very good inspirations to modelers and artists. But...is it recommended? Well...yes, and no. When I saw the first one of the series I didn't fell for it and didn't get it. I got this one and I enjoy going through the pages. I will put it up in my library and use it for quick reference, maybe once a year. But, for 25$ (including postage) I wouldn't recommend it.