This issue of the weathering magazine is devoted to the color green. I found this extremely interesting because so many military vehicles are green as well as many other interesting subjects to model. The problem I have always noticed with models that are green or any other single color for that matter is they can be very monochromatic or otherwise kind of boring. But with the technics in this magazine you can transform your monochromatic subject into an interest and spectacular build to look at that will be anything but boring.

There are several different types of articles in the book from various authors showing there weathering technics on green vehicles and are as follows:

• Smashing Through the Green a 1/72 scale Mig Ammo T-54
• Green Samurai a 1/48 scale Tamiya Zeke
• Green Hell a 1/35 scale Tamiya Sheridan M551 Vietnam Diorama/Vignette
• Killing Verdure a Bandai Gundam Mecha Warrior Kit
• Spring in the Forrest A small Diorama feature nature and two bears
• White Bears at Berlin 1/48 scale Tamiya IS-2

The magazine articles take you step by step through each builds allowing you to learn the various technics and get a grip on how the effects on the models were created so that you can take your weathering to the next level and try out the different weathering techniques.

There is also a section in the back of the magazine with reference photos of all types of military vehicles that are of course green

I really enjoyed this magazine and will be looking to try out some of these techniques in the future I highly recommend anyone wanting to improve their weathering techniques to invest in these magazine which to me are more like the quality of a softbound book that you can keep and enjoy for a very long time.

My thanks to MIG AMMO for the opportunity to review this great magazine