Curtiss SOC Seagull (Naval Fighters, 89) Review

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Curtiss SOC Seagull (Naval Fighters, 89) Review...although it served throughout the war.
This is a typical Naval Fighters volume, and a typical Steve Ginter authored Naval Fighters volume. It's a square bound, 128 page, 8-1/2" x 11" card cover with color restricted to the front and rear covers. I strongly suspect digital coloring has been employed in this case to achieve this.
As with most Ginter authored books his primary concern is to show the aircraft in the markings of all the units that ever operated the type. This he accomplishes as always. In addition to this he also gives a very interesting overview of squadron designations and markings and how they changed in the years leading up to the war. Modellers will especially appreciate this.
But the general enthusiast is well catered for also. There are numerous closeup photos which detail the features of the aircraft minutely. These are supplemented by contemporary technical documentation. The development history covers not only the aircraft and its variants but also its competitors and replacements. There is also an interesting explanation of the benefits of slots and flaps with four graphs.
In short, the only drawbacks are are the lack of color and the lack of commissioned drawings. Ginter does his best by calling out colors in captions and using contemporary drawings but these days standards are higher.
Still, I recommend this book highly. There are not many books dealing with this type.Curtiss SOC Seagull (Naval Fighters, 89) Overview

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