Armoured Cars of the Russian Army 1906-1917
TM. ISBN 5-88879-029-X

The text of this book is all in the Cyrillic Script, so all of us, eh, whose Russian is not up to scratch, will have some difficulties in reading it, but still I really, trully recommend it. (With any luck it will be translated, like the superb book on The Early Russian Tanks by Armada.) This is the best book ever published on WW1 Armoured Cars! The photos are sharp, crisp and for the most part never seen before. And there is plenty of Line-art work, many very detailed, all in 1:35 scale. (Easily converted with the use of a modern Copier.) In addition to this, there are som really excellent art work, showing both camouflage and markings. And you can see ALL the different types used by the russians: and they were quite a few, as the Imperial Army was in the forefront when it came to this novelty. And it includes the Foreign types, like the French Charron and the different marks of Austins. (It even has a small section on Russian Tank projects, where you among other things can find a photo of the giant "Tsar", that first I've ever encountered.)