Dear Friends,

Today, we have three new interesting titles to offer. From Schiffer, we have The Porsche Tiger and Ferdinand Tank Destroyer: VK 4501 (P)/Porsche Type 101 and the Panzerjäger Ferdinand/Elefant. We will be putting in an order for this title next week.

The Porsche Tiger and Ferdinand Tank Destroyer: VK 4501 (P)/Porsche Type 101 and the Panzerjäger Ferdinand/Elefant

From Peko, we have Elephant Paths: Combat History of Sturmgeschütz-Abteilung 203. This title will also be ordered next week. However, since it’s going to be coming from Europe, we estimate that we will receive it around the end of November.

Elephant Paths: Combat History of Sturmgeschütz-Abteilung 203

Lastly, we will be taking pre-orders for the new title from Luftfahrtverlag-Start, U-Bootmänner als Panzerjäger. This title is scheduled to be available in Europe in December. We expect to have it at the end of December/beginning of January.

U-Bootmänner als Panzerjäger

Please be advised that we will be ordering these titles to meet demand. If you order by the end of Sunday, October 30th, you will be assured to get a copy. As per usual, we will not be charging your credit card for any of these three titles until they are shipped.

We do have a bit of disappointing news to share. For those of you who ordered The Army That Got Away: The German 15.Armee in the Summer of 1944, we regret to inform you that thanks to our new enemy, the global transportation system, we now expect to have this title around the middle of December. But do not fret! Those who have ordered a copy will be sure to get one. We apologize for the delay and appreciate your patience. We will inform you of any new developments as we find out ourselves.

Finally, we just want to include a quick update on Waldemar Trojca’s Panther: Bergepanther Ausf. D. The title should be heading off to the printer before December and we are expecting/hoping to receive it by the end of January. Interesting tidbit, Mr. Trojca just informed us that the book has magically grown by another 48 pages, bringing it’s total number of pages to just under 900 (including over 1,000 photos and 16 additional pages of colour).

Have a great weekend and we hope to hear from you soon!

John & Natalie