Tigers in Combat Volume III

“A large format, hardback book and one I think I can say has immediately jumped to be among the top of my list for best books on the Tiger tank.” * Military Model Scene *“It should come in handy not only for modelers, but also for fans of WWII. In one big book you will find a lot of different illustrations and extensive text, which will introduce you to different aspects of the tank.” * DetailScaleView *“As with all the chapters, this one is profusely illustrated with photographs of the vehicles, and I am pleased to say most are ‘new to me’ … This is an excellent book for those with a passion for the Tiger Tank … Recommended.” * Scale Military Modeller International *“Very highly recommended to historians, armour fans and military model makers.” * Tankette *“I cannot recommend this book highly enough for fans of German armour.” * Military Modelcraft International *“The major insights into all aspects of tank design, operating, and living conditions mean that it has appeal across a broad spectrum of modern warfare enthusiasts. A real eye-opener, by an expert on Panzer warfare.” * Miniature Wargames *“It’s a work of almost biblical scope, and coupled with the previous two volumes, that I really must track down, it makes a complete reference for the legendary Tiger. If you want such a thing, then this is for you, and it’ll also keep you busy reading for quite some time.”” * Britmodeller *“Even if you’re not a die-hard Tiger fan, there is so much material and detail in this colossal 520-page book that there is something for almost every student and aficionado of military history.” * The Armourer “Thanks to Wolfgang Schneider, within these pages is probably all there is to be known about the Tiger tank and, certainly as far as Volume III is concerned, it is a remarkable work of scholarship, a sound and definitive reference, and a very fun read. Five [stars] because I’m not allowed to award six. ****” * Army Rumour Service *“The pictures in the book, let alone all of the diagrams, are worth its price… On every page you will learn a new fact or tidbit of Tiger history. My hat is off to Mr. Schneider and Helion&Company for this book.” * A Wargamers Needful Things *

Wolfgang Schneider served 41 years in the German Army and retired in 2010. He is an armor officer and left the army as Oberst, having served in command functions up to deputy commander of a Panzerbrigade. About half of his service time was spent responsible for combat development, procurement, and doctrines. He began writing numerous military articles in 1979 and also authored several books on the technology and employment of armored vehicles. He is married, has three daughters, and lives in central Germany near Hannover.