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Roy and I have been deliberating over this for some years. There are some substantial costs involved to ensure correct copyright protection. Digital?editions really require a different layout to

Not for me. I love the print version, best quality magazine out there. Dave

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No way Brian - not for me at least.? I have every copy since No.1 and browsing through them is one of the innocent joys of life. It's the same argument that I, and millions of others, would use

Why, don’t you fella’s change over to having this mag sent out as a PDF. file, that way it is almost instant all over the world, much more environmentally compatible and for those that like to

Ah, I only said something because you originally mentioned the non-delivery delay as being a shared pain so it seemed a faster alternative might be offered.

At age 77, my definition of "real time" is somewhat "skewed" anyway, and I know that each issue of "Review" and "MRJ' will be a "treat" at whatever time I receive them, so, it "works for

Ah, I see. I just think the middle man might slow down your receipt. But no reason to rock the boat if you’re happy.

Dave, Several decades of book purchases from this U.K. dealer, and I just had him add "Review" to my standing order for "MRJ", as that was an easier transaction than subscription back in the "bad

Why not just have it sent directly to the US via subscription rather than through a UK bookseller? Dave Eggleston Seattle, WA

Andrew, I share your pain, my U.K. bookseller hasn't gotten my copy to Texas as yet!!! John A. Craig Austin, Texas ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2018 9:09 PM To:

And rub some more - it’s also arrived in the /West/ Midlands (well, Shropshire) ;-) Cheers Simon

Sorry to rub it in Andrew, but I've heard it's got to Berlin too! I'm sure it will arrive soon.

Impressive that it should arrive in Sweden before the East Midlands! Andrew

Just arrived in Sweden! Best regards George!? Sent from my Samsung device

We have had reports that it has started landing on UK doormats. Hopefully it will be as quick as last time to get around the world, but as you will see from previous posts we are very much in the hand

Issue 115 has been prepared and is on it's way to the printers for distribution soon. The contents are: * Sidi Fontana - Franck Combe builds a Moroccan diorama in OO9 * Desert Derailment - WW1

I was planning to use know scale 2nd radius points as I didn't think they would go round the small points. Nice if the could as this opens a few more options Ma

Hi Marc, I have an Agenoria (now part of the EDM range) Penrhyn 'Port' class and a Penrhyn 'Large Quarry' class, both of these in real life have a 4ft wheel base, the Alice class has a 3ft 3in wheel

Hi all. Not sure if this question has been asked but does anyone know what the minimum radius the EDM Alice Dinorwic can go round? I'm planning a small 0-14/Scale 7 micro layout based on "The end of