Aerospace Projects Review final issue update

After working on this one article for a couple years now, I'm finally
done with "Raumwaffe, 1946." This article covers all the serious designs
and proposals studied in wartime Germany that would have led to
spaceflight... and also covers some of the invented nonsense since the
war. In includes the A-series rockets... not just the A-4, but the A-3,
A-5, the rarely illustrated A-7, the almost never illustrated A-8, the
A-9/A-10, the A-4b (including some rarely seen variant wing geometries),
the manned A-9, the A-11, the A-12 and von Braun's idea for a space
station. Also includes the Sanger Silverbird.

Several other articles are still beign worked on. One is an article by
Dennis Jenkins on the Boeing WS-110 designs competign fot the B-70 role;
27 3-view drawings plus more. There is an article on X-wing aircraft,
featuring a number of Sikorsky designs. And part 2 on high-speed rotorcraft.

The normal APR issue is 36 pages long. The Raumwaffe article alone is 57
pages. The WS-110 article will be at least 20 pages. So obviously, this
issue will be a bit bigger than normal...

I've posted an update abotu this, including a preview of the Raumwaffe
article, on my website:
http://www.up-ship.com/