Books in Look Inside Cross-Sections series

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A collection of fully detailed layouts illustrates the inner workings of ten specific ships by taking apart and describing the nuts-and-bolts aspect of each, and how their different parts relate.

Ten warplanes are taken apart bolt by bolt and shown in exploded, full-color detail, in a lavishly illustrated, informative study sure to satisfy readers' fascination with complex machinery. Original.

An young aviator's addition to an exciting and informative series integrates lively text with full-color illustrations to draw the reader into the myriad of flying machines with a technical spread that details each part and its function.

Illustrates everything that goes on inside twelve emergency vehicles including police cars, ambulances, and fire engines while taking apart each section of the vehicle and describing in lavish detail the function of every part. Original.

Military tanks are diced, sliced, and shown in cross-section to show exactly how the electrical systems and outer armor are designed to provide powerful fighting stations. Original.

An elaborately detailed look inside eleven earth-moving machines takes apart and labels the components of each while describing their functions on a bolt-by-bolt basis. Original.

Informative text combines with meticulously detailed, full-color, cross-sectional illustrations to help curious youngsters learn what goes on inside of an automobile, offering fascinating images and information about everything from the wheels to the engine. Original.

Aspiring astronauts learn what goes on inside a spacecraft and see all of the parts pictured and clearly explained in a colorful, detailed book featuring cross-sectional illustrations and offering a unique answer to the question "How does it work?" Original.

Part of the "Look Inside Cross-Sections" series, this title looks at tanks. The artworks cut across, up, down and through the objects, allowing every hidden part to be examined. Detailed text, together with explanatory labels, accompanies each double-page spread.

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