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30 minutes ago, chrisf said:

My subscription copy arrived this morning if that's of interest.

 

Of greater interest here is that mine did likewise.

 

Are modellers of the Great Central bound by the Oath of Denny to include Triang clerestories among their carriage stock?

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25 minutes ago, Compound2632 said:

 

Of greater interest here is that mine did likewise.

 

Are modellers of the Great Central bound by the Oath of Denny to include Triang clerestories among their carriage stock?

 

 

Perhaps Triang used a GC prototype for their GW model.

 

 

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1 hour ago, drduncan said:

Not in Portsmouth Palmerston Rd Smiffs either... ☹️

Neither in the bookseller at Berlin Schönefeld Flughafen.

 

Bis bald

 

 

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22 hours ago, Jack Benson said:

Neither in the bookseller at Berlin Schönefeld Flughafen.

 

Bis bald

 

 

Just popped into Watermarks in Sydney's Kingsford Smith Airport, not a copy of MRJ 272 to be had.

 

But they did offer me a bonza latte.

 

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G'day to all

 

Jack

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18 hours ago, Fenway Park said:

There’s not much at all in Schonefeld Flughafen. Even the railway station is depressing.

 

Magazine outlets in railway stations usually have a far better selection of railway related magazines than airports. Probably no coincidence.

 

The newsagent at the railway station in my hometown (Trondheim, Norway) suddenly started to stock MRJ. I am planning a little exursion today to see if it have arrived. The only downside is that they charge more than  twice as much as in the UK.

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On 06/07/2019 at 17:30, MartinWales said:

Would'nt want to try and land that Hercules on it though...................

Perhaps not - But it has been done successfully before - and on shorter US carriers.

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My copy arrived this morning and I have only had a flick through however just a quick flick through was most inspiring and I look forward to reading it cover to cover.

 

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1 hour ago, Hawk said:

 The only downside is that they charge more than  twice as much as in the UK.

 

Yes, knowing how expensive printed matter is in Australia pro rata to the UK I had just wondered what the price might have been in Kingsford Smith. Never seen loose copies of MRJ over there in shopping centre places, but the other railway mags aren’t cheap either.

 

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1 minute ago, Izzy said:

 

Yes, knowing how expensive printed matter is in Australia pro rata to the UK I had just wondered what the price might have been in Kingsford Smith. Never seen loose copies of MRJ over there in shopping centre places, but the other railway mags aren’t cheap either.

 

Izzy

Izzy,

 

if the cost of their latte was an indicator, then expect a 150% hike, at least.

 

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6 hours ago, Hawk said:

 

Magazine outlets in railway stations usually have a far better selection of railway related magazines than airports. Probably no coincidence.

 

The newsagent at the railway station in my hometown (Trondheim, Norway) suddenly started to stock MRJ. I am planning a little exursion today to see if it have arrived. The only downside is that they charge more than  twice as much as in the UK.

 

 

When I travel abroad I tend to seek out examples of local railway mags. 

 

I am always surprised by the apparently high cost of mags, France in particular. 

 

 

I don't think we do so bad you know.

 

Rob. 

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The Billi terminal at Bordeaux AIrport had an excellent range of very expensive French railway magazines. 

A surprise because this terminal is for Easy Jet and Wizz Air and is basically a shed to keep low cost customers away from the Air France and BA areas. 

Not recommended, fly back from Toulouse if you can.

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3 hours ago, NHY 581 said:

I am always surprised by the apparently high cost of mags, France in particular. 

 

Let's be honest, I am always surprised by the apparently high cost of everything in France.

 

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John Isherwood.

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3 hours ago, NHY 581 said:

 

 

When I travel abroad I tend to seek out examples of local railway mags. 

 

I am always surprised by the apparently high cost of mags, France in particular. 

 

 

I don't think we do so bad you know.

 

Rob. 

 

Rob,

 

I get MRJ via airmail from the UK.

 

Cost is 12.25 including mail costs. It would be cheaper if I waited for it to arrive locally but the Newsagents can be erratic in stocking it. 

 

Buying UK and US magazines can damage your wallet!

 

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Craig W (Australia)

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32 minutes ago, Craigw said:

 

Rob,

 

I get MRJ via airmail from the UK.

 

Cost is 12.25 including mail costs. It would be cheaper if I waited for it to arrive locally but the Newsagents can be erratic in stocking it. 

 

Buying UK and US magazines can damage your wallet!

 

Regards,

 

Craig W (Australia)

 

 

Crikey! !

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The only downside is that they charge more than  twice as much as in the UK.

 

Just bought 270 from a magazine shop in NZ. NZD18.50, which translates to GBP9.63 at today's conversion rate. Not a bad increase on £4.80.

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