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This is a quality book, not your typical hobby shelf reference fodder. It is nicely bound on heavy stock paper and includes the dustcover as pictured. The pages are well laid out with crisp text and hundreds of unique photographs. The profile drawings are just icing on the cake.
Another addition to the Mushroom Model Publications Yellow Series of books is focused on the Douglas F3D Skyknight. This book is definitely focused towards the modeler with lots of black and white and color photos, color profiles of various schemes and markings, and scale plans in 1/72 scale.
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The name AK Interactive is probably familiar to many of us as a provider of some very useful weathering products. Although their weathering products work with any model, AK has primarily marketed its products to armor modelers. Recently, however, they have started producing some aircraft-specific products, such as the AK Air Series which currently has "Air Paint" sets (just Luftwaffe and RAF, but I believe more are in the pipeline) and "Air Weathering" sets (designed specifically to weather aircraft engines and landing gear). It looks to me like the "Aces High" magazine has been started to specifically showcase the usage of AK products on aircraft. A note on the cover states "Special Issue: 64 + 20 pages free", so I suppose future issues will have 64 pages, as compared to this volume which has 84.
This fascinating book tells how the Allies and Axis powers developed aerial reconnaissance systems to gather accurate aerial intelligence, primarily during World War II. The book combines history with photography and provides a unique and different perspective of World War II – from above! The photographs are excellent, with descriptive captions for each photo. The text provides good descriptions of the aircraft used for reconnaissance, and the maps & diagrams illustrate many of the actions.
The book is divided into five sections:
The book also includes a Bibliography/Further Reading, Index of Topics, and Photo Credits, all of which are handy for further research.
Fall Gelb 1940 was a detailed German deployment order designed to launch the initial phase of Hitler's military campaign to eliminate the Western democracies from the European conflict. Osprey Publishing covers this deployment order in the new book Fall Gelb 1940 (1): Panzer Breakthrough in the West.
The objective of the Fall Gelb was to defeat the largest possible forces of the Anglo-French army by an attack through Belgium and Luxembourg territory, thereby paving the way for the destruction of the military strength of the enemy.
Chief architect of the Fall Gelb plan was OKH Chief of Staff, General Franz Halder. Halder's plan included four parallel branches:
The plan resulted in a swift and conclusive German conquest of France and the Low Countries in May and June 1940, as the Germans forced their way through Belgium and raced through France to the English Channel.
Noted author and historian Barrett Tillman has complied yet again another literary masterpiece. This time devoted exclusively to US Marine fighting squadrons in World War II. The US Marine Corps aviation recently celebrated its centennial in 2012. During the last 100 years 'the flying leathernecks' have enjoyed a rich heritage of bravery and excellence. Exploring this, Barrett Tillman steps up and delivers factual accounts from the best known Marine aviators such as Greg 'Pappy' Boyington, Joe Foss and many more. Tillman also included a wartime interview of Boyington. Through these recollections you'll learn about the caliber of the men that defended our freedom in clear and honest recollections. These guys were as tough as nails. Their presence in the Pacific helped lead the US to victory against the mighty Japanese Empire by cutting off their aggressive stranglehold. These Marines flew fearless combat mission with what some called the worst aircraft of World War II and the ill fated Brewster Buffalo. And while their favorite aircraft, the F4U Corsair, is spotlighted, this book covers all fighter types flown. The stories are incredible and the B&W photographic collection is remarkable to say the least. The author includes several who's who lists of the aces, achievements and awards.
Thank you to Bert Kinzey and Rock Roszak for bringing back a tremendous resource for the modeler, and introducing a new digital format. Thank you to the IPMS Reviewer Corps for allowing me to test out this new and exciting way of researching the F3H Demon.
This review of an exciting new format of a familiar product will take two parts, 1) content coverage and 2) how effective and useful the digital e-book format is from a modeler's perspective. I certainly would expect the first question a reader would ask is, "Why do I want an e-book format?" I like reading through traditional books as much as anyone else, with the page-by-page discovery of storyline or new information. I also have tons of books in my library, mostly residing on stoic-looking bookshelves. This new publication format provides many advantages for the modeler, with few disadvantages, as described below.
P-47 Thunderbolt in Action is the third 'In Action' book about the P-47 published by Squadron MMD. The first one (number 18) was printed in the early 1970s and the second one (#1208) was printed in 2007. The latest, authored by David Doyle, adds considerably to the material provided in the first two. It presents, in word and pictures, the full story of the legendary Thunderbolt from inception to production and wartime service. I happen to know David personally and have come to expect anything he authors to be thoroughly researched and well written…and the latest P-47 Thunderbolt in Action is no exception.
The Me-262 requires little if any introduction, however reference material for it is always sought after. This book is intended to cover all the marks and variants of the single seat "A" series, including some obscure prototypes.
The book is very logically broken down in a section that describes the technical characteristics of the airplane, the production blocks, and several tables with details covering prototypes from Werk Numbers, to Me-262 aces.
The next section has period B&W pictures and 1/72nd scale drawings of all the different variants of the A series, including details on their armament, if applicable.
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With 10 days to go before the trade deadline, the Nuggets continue to explore trade scenarios for Carmelo Anthony while also pursuing a strategy that would result in the three-time All-Star remaining in Denver for the rest of the season, league sources told CBSSports.com.
Nuggets officials are said to have been encouraged by Anthony's recent statement that he will "take a hard look" at re-signing with Denver if he isn't traded before the Feb. 24 deadline. That represents D-Day not only for the Nuggets, but also for Anthony, who sources say also is beginning to feel the pressure of the decision that has been weighing on him for months.
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According to people who have been in contact with Denver officials, the Nuggets have believed for several months that at some point Anthony will have to confront the choice of re-signing in Denver for three years and $65 million as opposed to trying to force his way to New York via a trade or free agency. Anthony said recently that he is not afraid to test the free-agent waters amid the uncertainty of a new collective bargaining agreement. But he also said, "If I sit here and tell you I'm willing to lose $15 to $20 million, then I'd be lying to you."
Under the owners' proposal, Anthony would only be eligible for a four-year, $47 million deal with New York as an unrestricted free agent. Few executives believe the actual agreement will be that punitive, but Anthony will have to make his decision before learning what the consequences are. One of them could be a franchise tag, which could strand Anthony in a place he doesn't want to be. Though no one knows if there will be such an NFL-style tag, which severely restricts a star player's ability to change teams, an executive familiar with how such a rule would be applied said a player in Anthony's position wouldn't be able to duck the tag by opting out of his contract.
"That would defeat the purpose of the tag," the person said.
On the flip side, Anthony also faces the possibility of being punished for taking the safe option and signing the extension. As part of the owners' proposal, they want to roll back existing contracts to fit their new hard-cap system -- meaning Anthony could sign the $65 million deal, only to see it cut down to size by across-the-board rollbacks in a new CBA. If Anthony is going to lose money either way, why not hold out for a chance to team up with Amar'e Stoudemire as a free agent in New York -- on a Knicks team that wouldn't have to give up any assets to get him?
Against this complicated backdrop, sources say the Nuggets and Knicks have continued to discuss trade proposals -- as they were even before Nets owner Mikhail Prokhorov pulled his team out of the talks Jan. 19. Those talks between Denver and New York are expected to become "more extensive" during the upcoming All-Star weekend in Los Angeles, when executives will have a chance to meet face to face, according to a person familiar with the dialogue between the teams.
The Nuggets and Nets have not had any direct contact since Prokhorov pulled the plug, sources told CBSSports.com. According to one source, Denver officials "are not counting on" New Jersey re-entering the talks.
As CBSSports.com reported Jan. 26, Nuggets officials have dropped their opposition to including Knicks big man Anthony Randolph in a Melo deal and have come to view the 21-year-old as a player who could flourish if given an opportunity to play. The possible inclusion of Randolph in a trade that would send Anthony to New York is the only reason Randolph hasn't already been traded to Minnesota for a late first-round pick. Outside of a three-way Anthony framework, Minnesota would take on Roger Mason ($1.4 million) and waive him as part of a one-on-one deal with the Knicks. That deal is on hold until New York and Denver decide whether they're doing business or not, according to a source.
While Denver officials remain engaged with other teams and are focused on finding the best deal for Anthony before the deadline, they also are optimistic they can find a solution that would keep Anthony in Denver for the rest of the season -- even if he doesn't commit to the extension by the 24th. Such a plan includes significant effort on the Nuggets' part to explore other trades that could upgrade the roster, sources say.
Though Denver has lost four of its last six, team officials privately are expressing optimism about how well the players and coaching staff have weathered significant injuries and the Anthony firestorm. With two games left before the All-Star break and three before the trade deadline, the Nuggets are tied for the sixth seed in the West -- with struggling teams all around them. Utah, Portland, Memphis, Phoenix, Houston and Golden State all have issues of their own, and none has proved demonstrably better than Denver when the Nuggets are healthy.
Some high-ranking personnel in the organization believe that without injuries to Kenyon Martin, Chris Andersen and Chauncey Billups -- not to mention the persistent trade rumors and the games Anthony missed due to the tragic death of his sister -- the Nuggets might very well be as high as third in the West. Team officials also are pleased with Anthony, who is averaging 29.5 points per game since the Nets walked away from the negotiating table -- including a 50-point game and a 42-point game. Given the circumstances, and the added value of home playoff dates with a lockout looming, the best course of action might be to keep Anthony and find ways to improve the roster without taking on future money.
Several players on expiring contracts who could help Denver are expected to be available in the coming days. According to league sources, Portland is expected to entertain offers for several of its older players, including Joel Przybilla, who would provide some much-needed depth on Denver's front line. Same for Indiana's Jeff Foster, as Pacers president Larry Bird has publicly stated that he will explore cashing in expiring contracts for assets as opposed to waiting for free agency. The Rockets, one of the few teams willing to take on money, could make Shane Battier available if they can upgrade their talent. Battier would give Denver coach George Karl another dependable and versatile wing defender.
If Anthony still didn't sign the extension, the Nuggets would have until June 30 to complete an extend-and-trade -- though they wouldn't be able to import any expiring contracts in a trade executed after the season. Another option would be to deal Anthony in a sign-and-trade after the new CBA is in place, but that seems unlikely. Nobody knows what the sign-and-trade rules will be in the new agreement, and under the current rules, Cleveland and Toronto settled for sign-and-trades in parting with LeBron James and Chris Bosh but got little in return.
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LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) - Bo Pelini was fired as Nebraska's football coach on Sunday after a seven-year stint marked by an inability to restore the program to national prominence and too many embarrassing defeats.
PASADENA (AP) - When Kevin Hogan led Stanford onto the hallowed Rose Bowl turf for the fourth time in three years, the quarterback realized the stakes were a whole lot higher for No. 9 UCLA, which could clinch the Pac-12 South with a victory.
BERKELEY (AP) - As big as the stakes may be in the regular-season finale for California, the Golden Bears are trying their best to treat the game against BYU like any other.
BERKELEY (AP) - Brittany Boyd had 11 points, 12 assists and 13 rebounds, recording her second career triple-double as No. 14 California coasted by San Jose State 110-87 in the Cal Classic on Friday night.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - J.J. Avila scored 16 points, Daniel Bejarano added 14 and Colorado State defeated Pacific 75-64 on Friday night, advancing to the Great Alaska Shootout championship.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - Eric Thompson scored 20 points and Pacific survived a scare from Division II Alaska-Anchorage, winning 71-62, to advance in the Great Alaska Shootout on Wednesday.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - Devin Booker scored 19 points for his second career best in as many games, Karl-Anthony Towns added 13 with 11 rebounds, and No. 1 Kentucky had no trouble with Texas-Arlington in Tuesday night's 92-44 blowout. The Wildcats (6-0) concluded a busy season-opening stretch of six games in 11 days with a complete effort on both ends.
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I'm fortunate for not having any break outs with this foundation, which is seriously miraculous because I usually break out from every liquid foundation, but that alone is not enough to keep me from returning it.
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Unfortunately I have had a terrible time finding a shade match with in the "Lingerie de Peau" range. They are either too yellow, too pink or too orange in outdoor lighting. I'm fair skinned and have a tendency to get redness. I will update this review if I find a shade that works, so far I have have tried five. My local Sephora only carries five shades.
I LOVE the finish of this product. It literally sinks right into the skin and looks like I'm not even wearing foundation. However, like other reviewers have stated, the shade range for this product is so unfortunate. I'm NC25 with strong yellow Asian undertones and there is no color match for me, so I will not repurchase. But if you can find a color match, this foundation will be perfection. Gives medium coverage, leaves a slightly dewy look. Does not look cakey at all. The bottle is so sleek and gorgeous. I wish they would make this product in more shades because I would love this product forever.
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I am so excited to write this review! I fell in love with this foundation immediatly, only to have my heart broken because even the lightest shade was to dark for me, not to mention it oxidizes slightly on my skin making it even darker. I had 2 bottles..I ended up giving one to my mother, and the extra bottle then sat unopened in my closet for almost a year. I've gone a little foundation crazy since then, looking for my HG, and I've found some good ones, but nothing I went crazy over like the Lingere de Peau. Im my collection now I have..Kevyn Aucoin SSE, Chanel Vitalumiere Aqua, Lancome 24hr, MUFE HD and the MUFE Face & Body, Armani Maestro Fusion, Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizer, as well as the Guerlain Parue Extreme (also way to dark in the lightest shade.) Well out of those the MUFE Face & Body has been my favorite..but it is ohh so sheer, and now that its cooling off a bit in FL I thought it would be nice to be able to wear something with more coverage as it won't melt off as badly. (not that the MUFE did, but I really like more coverage.) So I sat here racking my brain, and wondered is there any possible way I can make that Lingere de Peau just slightly lighter so it would work for me? Will I ruin the delicate finish if I do? I decided to try and mix it with the MUFE F&B, as the F&B is ever so slightly light for me. Well folks..it worked like a DREAM!!!!!! It is now the perfect color for me! It mixes soooo easy, and it doesn't ruin the finish of the de Peau at all! There is absolutely zero trace of the MUFE being mixed..because after all, thats one of the many joys of this foundation, the finish, texture, and look of it. I am so beyond elated, there are no words. I can now happily call this foundation my HG for when it's not humid out. I'm kicking myself for giving the other bottle away because now I will most deff be using all of it. I will repurchase this foundation, and ofc will have to also repurchase the F&B, which I would anyways for summer. Lingere de Peau is hands down without a doubt the best foundation I have EVER used. The finish and coverage are absolutely perfect for the results I want in a foundation. I have never had more beautiful looking skin, not to mention what a joy the foundation itself is to use. Soft, silky, so lux..not to mat, not to dewy, great med coverage, and slightly buildable where you may need more. Guerlain has always been my favorite brand of foundation, but I couldnt use a single one of them because of the color range. Im so picky when it comes to foundation and it killed me that the one brand that worked so perfectly for my skin never had shades for my paler skin in any one of their formulas. To mix and apply I simply put 1 pump of the de Peau and maybe a little less than 1 pump of the F&B right on my hand, mixed an applied with a Real Techniques Stippiling Brush and just dabbed on my face and then buffed slightly with the same brush, after it was on and smooth I used my fingers to press the foundation in, as the de Peau 'activates' with body heat. OMG, the result was perfection! I am in bliss right now. I know a lot of other women have the same complaint as I about the color choices, and I had to review so they know if you love this foundation as much as I did, but you happen to be pale, you can make this work for you without ruining the finish of it. Yes, the downside is your buying another pretty pricey foundation to mix with an already very expensive foundation..but when I think of how much Ive spent trying other brands and formulas, its well worth it to me to make this HG work for my coloring. This foundation last well through the day in non-humid climates, it doesnt seperate on me, wears off pretty nice, and doesnt break me out at all, and I have sensitive skin. Im so in love, I cant say it enough! I reccomend everyone try this foundation if you havent already found something your in love with, and for paler girls, this will work if your willing to go the extra mile to mix it with the MUFE. This is perfection in a bottle for my skin! Btw..I have this in the color Rose Clair, and mixed it with the porcelain color in the F&B.
UPDATE: This is now being sold in the states in the color 01 beige pale. It is spot on the perfect color for me, and I dont have to mix anything anymore! Now available at Sephora in this shade and I immedialty purchased it, LOVE LOVE LOVE!!
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I'm just writing to note that there really is no appropriate shade in this line for pale skin (what would normally be considered 'ivory' or 'porcelain')... They skip right to beige (think 'buff' in Lancome shades). I think it's important to note this because many SAs will just slather it on over a primer and hope that you're okay with having a very tan face with a not-so-tan neck. It looked passable right after application but half an hour later I was left with an actual orange-toned face, like you get with a bad bronzer. It's a shame because it did feel very soft and natural on my face, but the shade was so incredibly ill-matched.
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For reference I'm NC40/42 and was matched to #23 Dore Natural which is close but not perfect - it pulls a tad too orange for me. This is a very nice foundation that feels lightweight and comfortable. The price tag is very high at $58 for a 1oz bottle which is not unreasonable for a special occasion foundation. There are many others which are equally nice but less expensive for every day. For drier skins try the Guerlain Parure foundations. I think this is best for normal to combination skin.
After hearing much buzz about this product and on a foundation hunt I had to try it. Several days later Im inclined to purchase a full size. For reference Im nc 30, matched to shade #3 with sensitive and dry/combo skin.
I am looking for a foundation that lets MY skin shine through, to look radiant, glowy, healthy and more importantly real. This works wonderfully with my skin, looks very natural and does not break me out!
For anyone with dry to mild combo skin I'd highly recommend checking this out. I am curious to see how it holds up to flash photography but I hope it does not flash back, either way 5 stars!
EDIT:::: This Foundation only matches my skin when I get super tanned/slightly crispy nc30-35ish with some redness in my skin. This has red/brown undertones not yellow. Guerlain has made an amazing foundation with a complete JOKE of a color range. I probably need shade 32 or 33 *which doesnt exist*- they need to amp up their yellow/golden undertone shades.
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This is by far the best foundation I've tried! I'm so happy that I finally found something that works wonderfully for me. For reference, I'm an NC37-NC40 & use #23 in this foundation. It provides medium coverage & covers up the hyperpigmentation on my cheeks very well. I use my Guerlain Meteorites in Teint Dore as a finishing powder & my face just glows afterwards =)
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See the starboard nacelles? They have something about them that's different that the plain-looking appearance of the port nacelle. http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y13...ps23c3b433.jpg My best guess is that it's the area that the energy collects or draws into collectors by the siphon energy BOff skill. That's where the energy stream seems to go when I activate it. |
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Vegas Ace In The Hole X, Oct 7,8,&9 2011
Here we are again for the tenth anniversary of Vegas Ace In The Hole/ Superfly, founded by Greg Clemensen, AMA's District X AVP for the Vegas Area. For all of you that have attended this event previously this year will be better than ever, for those who haven't, it will be very worth it to come. Our web site is: www.vegasaceinthehole.com. Registration is just $25 for all three days.(the webb site is confusing). Vegas lodging and food prices are still cheap, cheap, cheap! The wx has always been mostly mild and cooler. (of course we had a few brief winds last year.) Greg Clemensen is the CD and Paul Schmitz is the chairman this year. I have some family commitments that have kept me from the planning stages but I WILL be there with the super sound system for all to enjoy. It is cd and ipod compatible so bring your own music if you'd like. We will play it! The TOC field has always been a favorite as it is all grass with asphalt runway. We will bring fantastic pizza in from that great Italian shop down the street as we did last year. PLEASE, PLEASE, COME !!!
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Had a great time last year and here's a link to a few pictures taken then:
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Oct 03, 2011, 03:25 PM | |
Only a few more days to go!
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Some pictures from Friday.
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Some pictures from Saturday.
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Really cool event with a lot of really great flying and some truly fabulous models.
It is the friendliest flying model aircraft event I have ever attended! Tons of fun. I just wish I had put on sun block earlier and more often! I also wish I would NOT have crashed my P-47. Which makes me also wish I had brought a pair of long pants and a long sleeve shirt to wear out in the "swamp" to look for it!! Here are a few more from Friday. I haven't even started to look at or let alone process the ones from Saturday. Most of them will end up on my website anyway so.... Hillbille P.S. - The last three are my favorite TYPE of photography. Wish I could do more of it!! LOL!! ImagesView all Images in thread
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Well I have made the first initial pass through Friday's photographs and I did a cursory sort of them into separate folders. I will wait a while and post some that I need help with ID's (planes and pilots).
Takes me a while to get the photo's organized and posted at my website as I hand make everything there. What I mean is that I do not use any automated software to handle the page creation or any of that sort of stuff. I do it the old fashioned way - crude but effective. So while it takes some time to do that I take breaks from THAT work and log on here to read, post and enjoy. Mr. PHeer you took some really nice shots and i want to be one of the first to say THANKS! Now for those that didn't get to go AND for those that did - here's three shots of Stacker's (boy I hope I spelled that right!! LOL!!) B-17 flying by! Hillbille Just to get things started - I know Andy (Falcon5) and Brent (CN) and Air Sally as well as John Morgan and Hans of course but I did not (as usual!! LOL!!) write ANYONE Else's name down and certainly can not remember who flew what - so... if you recognize a PLANE in my posts that I do NOT have a name associated with please let me know WHO is flying it!! LOL!! |
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I read all the responses posted here and considered additional information Brian kindly shared via PM. At this stage, mixing raw chemicals isn't attractive, given my (lack of) facilities and time, so I decided to go with Moersch SE6 developer. While Brian used it at 1+10 and liked the blue results, I wanted to start with dead-neutral tones on MGWT FB, so diluted the concentrate further to 1+15, developing for 3 minutes. This was a complete success. After a full hour wash, prints dried without a hint of warm or cold color. Although expensive in the US, diluting 100 ml of SE6 with 1,500 ml of water means one bottle provides 10 8x10-tray-sessions-worth of developer, bringing cost per session into a reasonable range. Also, not by design, life interrupted my testing, so I loosely laid a sheet of plastic cling wrap over the developer tray. More than two days later, when printing could resume, simply removing the plastic sheet and picking up where I left off gave identical results. Cost is further mitigated by excellent tray life.
I made a number of identical prints to test toning. Following Evan's and Ilford's instructions, I toned them at 68 degrees F in Ilford/HARMAN selenium toner diluted 1+9, after a water presoak at 75 degrees F. The 2 minute 15 second toning time resulted in exactly what I was looking for.
I enthusiastically recommend Moersch SE6 developer for use with MGWT FB paper. Toned appropriately, prints from this combination are exquisite, with a surface gloss unmatched by MGIV FB. Thanks to everyone who contributed to this process of discovery.


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Via Della Madonnina 11, 53026 Pienza, Italy – Show map
Excellent location – rated 9.6/10! (score from 354 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at Hotel Corsignano.
Great location; helpful staff; very comfortable room and beds. Just outside entrance to Pienza and convenient for exploring Tuscany by car.
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Rooms were magnificent, especially those with a view! The best bathrooms in all of Italy! We had a fabulous (and reasonably priced dinner) at the hotel, our first night there. And a most charming and knowledgable waiter!
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Location and friendly staff
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Staff were friendly and helpful. I would stay at Hotel Corsignano again!
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Location was excellent, just outside the walls of the old city. Couldn't be better for that! My room had a balcony with a nice view of an orchard and distant hills.
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* Two hot tubs - a welcome sight after a long day of sightseeing. * Convenienly located very close to the old town. * free parking * English speaking staff at front desk.
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Great little town
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Receptionist Elonora and Fredricko (who spoke good english) were superb and very helpful as well all other staff. All very good. Extremely satisfied.
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Frederico. The bar. The tea. Breakfast was good.
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All was perfect. A lovely experience in a such a lovely place, and I'll repeat it if I go there another day.
The Corsignano is in Pienza and has breathtaking views of the Orcia Valley. This family-run hotel offers a terrace with hot tub, and a typical Tuscan restaurant.
Hotel Corsignano features spacious accommodations with air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and an LCD TV. Some rooms have a private balcony, and the junior suites are complete with a sitting area.
The restaurant serves local cuisine and international specialties. Breakfast is buffet style.
The hotel was awarded with the ISO 14001:2004 certificate for its use of sustainable energy.
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Restaurant, Bar, Breakfast in the Room
Wired internet is available in the business center and costs EUR 3 per 30 minutes.
Private parking is available on site (reservation is needed) and costs EUR 8 per day.
Free public parking is available on site (reservation is not possible).
Room Service, Airport Shuttle (surcharge), 24-Hour Front Desk, Express Check-in/Check-out, Baggage Storage, Babysitting/Child Services, Laundry, Dry Cleaning, Ironing Service, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Fax/Photocopying
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All children are welcome.
One child under 3 years stays free of charge when using existing beds.
One child under 3 years is charged EUR 10 per person per night in a crib.
Up to two children from 3 to 16 year are charged EUR 25 per person per night for extra beds.
Up to two older children or adults are charged EUR 30 per person per night for extra beds.
The maximum number of extra beds in a room is 2.
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Great location; helpful staff; very comfortable room and beds. Just outside entrance to Pienza and convenient for exploring Tuscany by car.
All was perfect. A lovely experience in a such a lovely place, and I'll repeat it if I go there another day.
Nothing at all!
Based on a note I left with my booking, they made our stay even better! Good staff, a room that you would model your own bedroom and ensuite bathroom to, excellent breakfast.
Best possible location, just two minutes walk to historical Pienza, and they have free parking. Clean, elegant, and spacious bedroom and bathroom
Breakfast could be improved with wider selection than presently offered
The hotel was absolutely immaculate! Rooms were spacious and the adjustable heating was excellent! Staff was very helpful, friendly and welcoming. They even tracked me down on my cell phone to let me know I had left my iPad behind after we checked out--their honesty was much appreciated. Breakfast was delicious and fresh! Overall we were very happy with our stay there. Parking was very convenient. Proximity to the historic area was easily walkable, actually very enjoyable.
Personally, the decor was a little too traditional for our taste. However, this might be a plus for other people who prefer that.
A comfortable, clean hotel with good location, good breakfast, pleasant staff.
Rooms were magnificent, especially those with a view! The best bathrooms in all of Italy! We had a fabulous (and reasonably priced dinner) at the hotel, our first night there. And a most charming and knowledgable waiter!
Friendly staff Location Solarium Our entire stay was fabulous from the moment we arrived, through great restaurant recommendations to the day we left.
Very helpful staff, Pienza lovely town, great hotel,
The proximity to the town and the room.
Nothing really but only had a one night stay.
Right next to bus stop Great staff Good restaurant
Everything was perfect, the best hotel of the entire town.
This hotel is very central. It is clean, well run and has a very good breakfast. The rooms are very quiet and comfortable.
Like most hotels, I wish they would give better WiFi coverage. You had to be in the lobby to get good coverage, which is not a good idea for reading your emails or downloading newspapers etc.
Excellent hotel in a beautiful village
Could use a swimming pool Hot tubs are only nice after sunset, but then you're not allowed to use them!
Free breakfast Free parking Free wifi Rustic/modern room Nice patio area by pool Friendly staff
Bed was a bit hard for my wife's taste. I thought it was great.
Clean, quite large room with baby bed. Nice bathroom. Balcony on 2nd floor.
Nothing major.
Everything is just perfect here. And super nice smell of Vino perfume in hotel guest room.
Most importantly, Marco, in reception, was most.gracious. I had questions before I left on my trip, so we exchanged emails several times. My room was delightful. No complaints. Corsignano had a lovely solarium with two jacuzzi's and tables with chairs and lounges. I used it often. Location was an easy walk to the town center but not that close to hear the noise. I would definitely return.
Nothing to dislike.
Staff were friendly and helpful. I would stay at Hotel Corsignano again!
The hotel is a surprising one in Pienza. It is such a small town that to find a hotel with such standards in it, is a great plus. Our room was very comfortable, great staff and very good location with great views.
Everything is perfect! We will make the same choice next time.
Location was excellent, just outside the walls of the old city. Couldn't be better for that! My room had a balcony with a nice view of an orchard and distant hills.
Dingy rooms, lighting was dim. Tired furnishings. Front desk was helpful when asked, but not friendly. Bar area closed early. Parking was limited. This did not feel like a four or five star hotel, which it was advertised as.


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The non-profit was founded in 1977 to educate the public about wildlife and ecology, specifically the history and behavior of the gray wolf. Located 50 miles east of San Diego, it houses two subspecies of wolves: the Alaskan gray wolf and the endangered Mexican gray wolf. The center also participates in the Mexican Wolf Species Survival Plan, which aims to help the endangered species recover in the wild. At the facility, wolves live in enclosures that can help retain their natural behavior, as some of them will eventually be released back into the wild.
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