Legends in Line Art · Russell Cummings

Christmas Gifts for Men Who Love Cars, Motorcycles, Aircraft and Trains

Iconic Motorcycles book coverAmerican Muscle Cars book coverFighters of World War II book coverAge of Steam book cover

Buying for someone with a favourite hobby sounds straightforward. Until you realise he already has the tools, knows exactly which model he wants and has strong opinions about anything you might choose.

A colouring book built around his interests offers a different starting point. It gives him familiar subjects to explore and something practical to do with a few pencils and a little spare time.

The Legends in Line Art collection brings together motorcycles, American muscle cars, World War II fighters and steam locomotives. Start with what he loves, then choose the book that fits.

For the motorcycle enthusiast

Coloured reference of a Triumph Bonneville T120
Colour inspiration for the motorcycle enthusiast.

Does he stop to look at an old bike in a car park? Can a conversation about an engine turn into an afternoon?

Iconic Motorcycles Colouring Book gives him forty motorcycles to explore through colouring illustrations, histories and technical profiles. The companion website adds colour inspiration and reference material, so he can spend time with the machines that catch his interest.

It is a natural choice for someone who enjoys the details: the shape of a tank, the sweep of an exhaust or the character of a classic engine.

Explore Iconic Motorcycles.

For the muscle car fan

Coloured reference of a Ford Mustang Fastback
A subject for someone who loves American muscle.

Some people see an old car. Others see a particular bonnet line, a favourite generation or a colour they remember from years ago.

American Muscle Cars Colouring Book brings forty American muscle cars into a book he can make his own. He can follow a familiar colour scheme or try something he would never choose for a real car.

The companion guides offer a useful starting point for exploring paint colours, chrome and reflections.

Explore American Muscle Cars.

For the aviation history enthusiast

Coloured reference of a Supermarine Spitfire Mk I
Aviation history to explore in colour.

If he enjoys aircraft museums, aviation books or identifying an aircraft from its silhouette, Fighters of World War II Colouring Book is a fitting place to start.

The book features forty fighters with illustrations, histories and technical profiles. Its companion website provides further inspiration for colour choices and details.

He can choose an aircraft that interests him and work through one part at a time. There is no need to complete a whole page in one sitting.

Explore Fighters of World War II.

For the steam locomotive enthusiast

Coloured reference of Flying Scotsman
A choice for the steam locomotive enthusiast.

Age of Steam: Steam Locomotives Colouring Book explores forty locomotives through their shapes, details and stories.

It suits someone drawn to engineering history, heritage railways or the sight of a steam engine at work. The companion galleries offer colour interpretations to help him get started.

Explore Age of Steam.

Make it a gift he can start using

Pair the book with a modest set of coloured pencils and a sharpener. Add a note inviting him to choose the first page you can look at together.

He does not need an elaborate art kit. A comfortable place to sit and a subject he likes are enough to begin.

These are physical colouring books. Coloured examples on the companion website are inspiration for the reader's own work, rather than pre-coloured pages in the books.

Check the current Amazon price and delivery estimate for the recipient's location before ordering. Delivery times vary, so use the estimate shown for that order rather than assuming Christmas arrival.

Find his legend at colouringbooksformen.com.

Coloured references are inspiration for your own work. They are not pre-coloured pages in the books. Colouring stages and alternative finishes are digitally illustrated examples.