Brilliant news!I find the new series of squadron's 'walkarounds' excellent value for money,lovely big photos in a very agreeable landscape format,this one will definitely find it's way onto the bookshelf now who will tackle this in a brand new tooling?

I'm a bit biased as I have a couple of photos in the book. That being said, I received my copy from David Doyle on Friday and it's a real nice book. It covers early and late production types. The nice and clear detail photos throughout the book will provide much help if your working on the old M3A1 Scout Car kit. Chris "toadman" Hughes Toadman's Tank Pictures

Hi Chris Can you tell me if there is anything on the Whites used by the Dutch in the East Indies (before and after WWII)? Thanks Dave.

Hi Dave, No, nothing of the sort. Since it's a "Walk Around" it features photos almost exclusively of collector/museum owned vehicles. No wartime shots are included. Chris "toadman" Hughes Toadman's Tank Pictures

Thanks for your kind words Chris! And thanks for your help with the photos as well. As Chris mentioned - in this book I do not explore at all the combat (and non-combat) use of these vehicles. Rather, we climb around, over and under the M3A1, both early and late. Coverage is provided regarding the different types of skate rails, wheels, radio installations, engine compartment layouts of early and late series scout cars, as well as the overall details of scout car construction common to all M3A1. Hope this helps! Best wishes, David Doyle

OK, thanks guys.