Arawasi International Magazine Extra 2, Bringing you the wealth of Japanese Aviation History (BACK IN STOCK!)

Contents:
-SPECIAL ALBUM: Nakajima E8N "Dave"- 25 black/white photos (some published for the very first time), high-quality colour profiles and multi-view scale illustrations in 1/48, of this rather forgotten but important floatplane of the IJNAF.
Text: Editors / Illustrations: Zygmunt Szeremeta

-The Fukuda Hikari 6.2 Glider
Text: Mike Goodwin

-From Art Deco to Bauhaus - Assisted by excellent photos and artwork, Arawasi International brings you a story within a story: How the elegant Nippon Kokusai TK-3 civil transport morphed into the functional Kokusai Ki-59 military utility.
Text: Mike Goodwin / Illustrations: Zygmunt Szeremeta

-Hiro's Farewell: H4H Flying Boat Series - A must-read for all Imperial Japanese Naval Air Force (IJNAF) fans! Comes complete with great photos, two of which has never been published before! Just in case you're ever asked, �gWhat was the first IJNAF flying boat to see service in a war zone?�h
Text: Paul Thompson

-Japanese Civil Aircraft Registers Up To 1945 - An article that puts in order and explains the system by which Japanese civilian aircraft received their registrations and markings.
Text: Peter Starkings

-Young Japan: Forgotten Symbol of Pioneer Era, Pt. 1 - In 1931, two Japanese pilots-one of whom had only recently qualified-set out to fly from Tokyo to Rome in a trainer biplane that had been rejected by the military.
Text: Yanagisawa Koji

-Wewak, the Early Days Pt.2- Second and final part of an article on this significant IJAAF base accompanied by vintage photos.
Text: Richard Dunn