We’ll be looking into the viability of some print-on-demand services next year. But my question for you guys is this: what would you be willing to pay for physical, printed copies of our books?
Thanks to everyone who purchased Building the Wingnut Wings Albatros D.Va in 1/32 Scale for making its launch a huge success! It has already become our strongest book launch ever, and the feedback so far has been fantastic. The comment below, from Nuno Andresen in Portugal, sums it up nicely:
I purchased mine some days ago, read it thoroughly until last night and I am extremely well impressed with it. Beautiful build, spectacular painting, great reading and meticulously presented in a very consistent way that embraces all readers: from novices to experts. The digital format itself, and this has to be said, is an improvement over paper: in my iPad Pro it flows beautifully well and I can enlarge instantly every building detail I want to see sharper and larger. Pagination is pristine and the price is almost offered: it is meaningless. Congratulations to Karim Bibi! A spectacular model and a tremendous digital book. Highly recommended!
Thanks, Nuno!
If you haven’t checked it out yet, hop on over to our webstore and grab yourself a bargain.
Building the Wingnut Wings Albatros D.Va in 1/32 Scale
In this 197-page eBook, Karim Bibi builds the Wingnut Wings 1/32 scale Albatros D.Va kit to his usual excellent standard, utilising a variety of aftermarket parts and decals, along with some scratch-building, to produce an award-winning model.
Along with Karim’s terrific build, we’ve also included artwork by Ronny Bar, some historical notes by Greg VanWyndarden, and more than 90 walkaround photos of the Mercedes D.III engine by James Fahey. The v1.1 update introduces a new 12-page tutorial on rigging!
In this 186-page eBook, Karim Bibi builds the Wingnut Wings 1/32 scale Albatros D.Va kit to his usual excellent standard, utilising a variety of aftermarket parts and decals, along with some scratch-building, to produce an award-winning model.
Along with Karim’s terrific build, we’ve also included artwork by Ronny Bar, some historical notes by Greg VanWyndarden, and more than 90 walkaround photos of the Mercedes D.III engine by James Fahey—along with our usual appendices listing aftermarket and reference products.
And as with all our books, should any updates be released, anyone who purchased a prior version gets lifetime free access to all subsequent updated versions! All new purchasers will of course receive the updated version automatically.
And all this for just 15 Australian dollars!
Building the Wingnut Wings Albatros D.Va in 1/32 Scale
In this 197-page eBook, Karim Bibi builds the Wingnut Wings 1/32 scale Albatros D.Va kit to his usual excellent standard, utilising a variety of aftermarket parts and decals, along with some scratch-building, to produce an award-winning model.
Along with Karim’s terrific build, we’ve also included artwork by Ronny Bar, some historical notes by Greg VanWyndarden, and more than 90 walkaround photos of the Mercedes D.III engine by James Fahey. The v1.1 update introduces a new 12-page tutorial on rigging!
I’m pleased to announce that our next book, Building the Wingnut Wings Albatros D.Va in 1/32 Scale, by Karim Bibi, has reached the first draft stage. This means we’re not more than a few short weeks away from a release date now, and our aim is to have it finished and launched by the end of October. Stay tuned for more news and updates as work progresses. You can subscribe to the blog directly so that you’re notified by email when a new post is made:
And don’t forget our range of existing digital titles at bargain prices, including Karim’s earlier book on building the Wingnut Wings AEG G.IV late kit.
Hot on the heels of adding renowned illustrator Claes Sundin to our Partners page, I’m pleased to announced the addition of his equally renowned colleague Ronny Bar. Ronny is well-known for producing most of the profile artwork for Wingnut Wings kits, and contributed to our first title in the Build Guide Series, Building the Wingnut Wings AEG G.IV Late by Karim Bibi.
Ronny is available via his Facebook page, and you will also see his excellent work in our upcoming title, Building the Wingnut Wings Albatros D.Va, also by Karim Bibi.
I’m pleased to announce that our next title, Building the Wingnut Wings Albatros D.Va in 1/32 Scale, by Karim Bibi, will include all-new profile artwork by Ronny Bar. Ronny has redrawn these profiles from scratch especially for this title, as the original artwork he did for Wingnut Wings was lost in a computer crash. Thanks, Ronny! I’ve attached a low-resolution teaser sample to whet your appetites.
Be assured that the examples that appear in the book will be much higher resolution, and without the watermark!
Stay tuned for more news and information as the book develops, either via our Facebook page, or by subscribing via email to the blog:
I’m pleased to announce that the next title in our Build Guide series will be Building the Wingnut Wings Albatros D.Va in 1/32 Scale, by returning KLP author Karim Bibi. Those of you who have bought Karim’s previous Build Guide, Building the Wingnut Wings AEG G.IV Late in 1/32 Scale, will not only know the impressive quality of his work, but also have an inkling of what to expect from his new book.
Karim’s finished Wingnut Wings 1/32 Albatros D.Va
Work has begun on this new title, so stay tuned for more news and updates as they happen! You can always subscribe to our blog to receive update notifications by email:
And don’t forget our most recent title, Building Larges Scale Sci-Fi & Fantasy Models by Jason Gares, which is a rare departure from aircraft subjects for us:
Building Large Scale Sci-Fi & Fantasy Models
In this 473-page eBook, Jason Gares compiles a terrific series of articles he originally wrote for the now-defunct Sci-Fi and Fantasy Modeller magazine.
The book’s flagship feature kicks things off with a massive 80-plus page build article on Jason’s fantastic Star Wars vignette, These ARE the Droids You’re Looking For.
The seven articles that follow it cover a terrific range of sci-fi and fantasy modelling, including building and painting figures, making bases, building resin kits, and doing your own resin casting.
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