Does anyone get the NGSL Gazette and if you do, are you impressed with it? I was thinking about getting it or Railroad Model Craftsman. I am guessing that NGSL is a considerably smaller publication, but it is less expensive. Any thots?
NGSL Gazette
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I've subscribed to NG&SLG for almost 20 years and its been worth every nickle. Its a very high quality mag and prides itself on providing accurate modeling and prototype information...but don't expect to find in it a whole lot of basic "how to" articles. Of course there are some but many of the authors assume that the reader has somewhat advanced modeling skills. Most every thing in the mag is reader contributed rather than written by staff members. The photography is above excellent and all plans and drawing are extremly accurate. I consider it a must for anyone who models narrow gauge or shortlines.
PS: It ain't cheap but it does come in a heavy duty plastic bag so the mailman can't read it first and tear it up!! This is not the kind of mag that you read and throw away...its that high in quality....put it in a binder for future refference
PS: It ain't cheap
but it does come in a heavy duty plastic bag so the mailman can't read it first and tear it up!! This is not the kind of mag that you read and throw away...its that high in quality....put it in a binder for future refference
C
Catt
Of course it's a matter of personal taste.....
If I could only subscribe to one model rail magazine, it would be Railroad Model Craftsman.
If two, it would be RMC and NG&SLG. If I were into narrow gauge, the NG&SLG would be first.
But I subscribe to three: RMC, NG&SLG, and MRR.
It seems like a lot of money (and it is) but I think I get my moneys worth, as I do read them cover-to-cover (except for the diesel stuff) and save them all for future reference. I do save a little money on magazines: Although I'm a member of NMRA, I get the cheap membership --- without their magazine --- which saves me a little each year.
Bill S.
If I could only subscribe to one model rail magazine, it would be Railroad Model Craftsman.
If two, it would be RMC and NG&SLG. If I were into narrow gauge, the NG&SLG would be first.
But I subscribe to three: RMC, NG&SLG, and MRR.
It seems like a lot of money (and it is) but I think I get my moneys worth, as I do read them cover-to-cover (except for the diesel stuff) and save them all for future reference. I do save a little money on magazines: Although I'm a member of NMRA, I get the cheap membership --- without their magazine --- which saves me a little each year.
Bill S.
Jon,
I subscribe to RMC, and MR, but I keep an eye on NG&SLG, Rail Model Journal, Prototype modeler, and Finescale Railroader. In these cases, if there's an article I'm interested in , I buy the copy.
Pete
I subscribe to RMC, and MR, but I keep an eye on NG&SLG, Rail Model Journal, Prototype modeler, and Finescale Railroader. In these cases, if there's an article I'm interested in , I buy the copy.
Pete
Does anyone know if ng&slg has a web site? I would like to check it out, don't belive I have ever seen this magazine. Thanks
Jack says also check out:
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Magazine Index
and
another index
2ft quarterly and Light Iron looks interesting!
and
yet another
(Click the magazine's icon on the left to go to the magazine's site, if available, or the dates to the right take you to the indexes.
Remember: Your older than you've ever been, and now you're even older, now you're even older, now you're even older. Your older than you've ever been, and now you're even older, now you're even older still. - TMBG
Something to think about.
You might also check railmagazines.com
Model Railroad News Is offering 3 free issues, and it looks like you don't have to cancel (I didn't agree to anything or sign anything, just gave them the info.)
Model Railroading offers one free issue, which I got last spring and was free of obligation.
Model Railroad News Is offering 3 free issues, and it looks like you don't have to cancel (I didn't agree to anything or sign anything, just gave them the info.)
Model Railroading offers one free issue, which I got last spring and was free of obligation.