References
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Canadian Vehicle Markings: a colour-filled series illustrating the evolution of armoured vehicles in Canadian Army service with the accent on camouflage and markings. Covers from the First World War to tomorrow.
Non-Canadian Vehicle Markings: another colour-filled series covering camouflage and markings on non-Canadian subjects. Predominently Commonwealth but with the occasional Russian and other European entries.
Ammunition: a series covering ammunition as used in armoured vehicles. Again mostly Commonwealth with American when Commonwealth-used.
Camouflage Patterns: this section illustrates the many colourful camouflage patterns used by the armies of the world. To date I have managed to cover modern Canadian, some 1990 German and some 1990 American patterns. I have complete coverage of German and American vehicles but they wait until someone manages to tell me that they would like to see them.
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Orders of Battle and War Establishments: these documents are extremely interesting and valuable to modellers who wish to ensure that their production was actually possible. Many people have finished up a lovely little jeep only to discover that the unit they portrayed did not use jeeps! These documents lay out exactly what vehicles were used and who used them. I have Canadian Second World War, early Cold War and Russian covering the years 1954, 1961, 1964, 1979 and 1984. The volume of work in the Russian series was vast and so many of the 1984 documents are unfinished. They will remain so until I feel the urge of someone tells me they'd like to see them.
CVM Indexes: For those looking for a specific vehicle type all of the CVM pages have been boiled down and their contents redone into these easy to find pages. Each vehicle type contains a front/rear and side view as well as a page finder for easier access to the vehicle of your choice.
NCVM Indexes: For those looking for a specific vehicle type all of the NCVM pages have been boiled down and their contents redone into these easy to find pages. Each vehicle type contains a front/rear and side view as well as a page finder for easier access to the vehicle of your choice.
British and Commonwealth Designators for British and American Tanks and Self Propelled Guns 1939 through 1945- a listing of the vehicles used by Commonwealth forces throughout the war indicating which name went with which variant of which vehicle. Confused? Me too! So go to the page and see what make a Matilda III a Matilda III rather than a Matilda II.