Heinkel He 219: An Illustrated History of Germany's Premier Nightfighter

Rating:
Summary: Misgivings
Review: I was looking for additional information on the He-219
Uhu (Horned Owl) nightfighter and this was the only
book I could find on the subject.

I had a few misgivings about the stiff pricetag, since
I felt my needs would probably be better met by a
SQUADRON-SIGNAL publication on the subject or a nice
INTERNATIONAL AIR POWER REVIEW ARTICLE. After all, the
Uhu wasn't the most important aircraft ever flown by the
Luftwaffe.

Well ... I can't say this is a bad book, since it has
plenty of detail, lots of illustrations, and is
reasonably comprehensive, but in terms of layout and
organization it's certainly nothing to write home about.
It's not junk, but for the money I would expect something
spiffier.

I would feel it a reasonable buy for half its price.
And I still feel that a SQUADRON-SIGNAL book would be
about as much as anyone but a sheer diehard would care to
know about the He-219.

Rating:
Summary: fans of a history
Review: The book will be interesting to all fans of a history of aircrafts, the detailed enough material is given in the chronological order. Though the book is perfectly issued, the quality of photos leaves to wish best. The drawings are simply amazing! Good the book worth to the price.