model car magazine

[moparmadness]

how do i subscribe or get the Magazine

[Harry P.]

http://goldenbellpress.com/store/page4.html

[mikemodeler]

You might be able to find it at some hobby shops but the only sure way to get the mag is like Harry suggested...subscribe.

[Harry P.]

You might be able to find it at some hobby shops but the only sure way to get the mag is like Harry suggested...subscribe.

The subscription price is cheaper (on a per copy basis) than buying the magazine one issue at a time at the hobby shop.

[george 53]

AND you'll NEVER be dissapointed when the LHS is sold out! Subscribing is GOOD!!!!

[Harry P.]

AND you'll NEVER be dissapointed when the LHS is sold out! Subscribing is GOOD!!!!

Yep. Comes right to your door (or mailbox... ), plus cheaper than buying it one at a time. What's not to like???

[Terror]

Do they take paypal?

[MoparWoman Jamie]

how do i subscribe or get the Magazine

Well, I went to the main page of there web site and a link name called subscribe here is that link http://modelcarsmag.com/subscribe.html

[cazxr2]

Can this be posted to the uk? And what I'd the price of a full year? I looked but didn't understand,? Thanks Craig

[Harry P.]

Can this be posted to the uk? And what I'd the price of a full year? I looked but didn't understand,? Thanks Craig

Yes, foreign subscriptions are available, Cost for one year is $64.65 US, two years is $123 US.

[Nick Winter]

How come Canada is considered foreign. that's bull ######. It'll cost me twice as much for the same thing, in which it would be cheaper to just buy them from My LHS.

[Harry P.]

How come Canada is considered foreign. that's bull ######. It'll cost me twice as much for the same thing, in which it would be cheaper to just buy them from My LHS.

Canada is considered foreign because it is. It's not the US, it's Canada.

If you live in Canada it is cheaper to buy them at the hobby shop. The foreign subscription rate is really meant for overseas subscriptions.

[peter31a]

Nick, If I lived as close to Dailey's Hobbies as you do I wouldn't bother with a subscription either. Unfortunatly I don't get down to the city often enough so I pay the subscription rate. With our dollar almost at par it is a little outrageous but I want the magazine so...

[Tony T]

My LHS recently started to stock MCM finally. They put a copy aside for me, and email me to let me know it's there!

[Tim H]

who do I contact to notifiy of a dealer no longer around? Laramie Hobby center is gone, closed about 4 years ago. but may reopen when the economy gets better. I know the owners.

Tim

[Gregg]

Unfortunately, my latest list has no Wyoming hobby shop

If you know one up there, let me know.

I will pass info on to office in Denver

Also, if your local hobby shop is selling out (George), let us know as well.

On a perfect day, they should have three left over each issue, so they don't miss sales, readers don't miss out, and everyone goes home happy!!!

For Canada, Kelly and I talked about this today

She said that when she used to mail letter to her friend up there, it would take no less than two weeks for the letter to get there.

That is nuts!

That's also why it costs so much for mail to get across the board for publishers.

It's just red tape.

So, my friends, does the sound of a digital version of the magazine sound appealing to those who are far away?

It's an option, let me know what you think.

I know I have brought this up time and time again.

Just want to see how everyone is thinking/feeling on this.

IT WILL NOT REPLACE THE MAGAZINE.

Let me repeat this:

IT WILL NOT REPLACE THE PRINTED MAGAZINE.

Okay, I pau

[crazyjim]

I don't care either way about a digital version as long as IT WILL NOT REPLACE THE PRINTED MAGAZINE!

When will #154 be delivered?

[peter31a]

As one of the ones who has to pay big bucks for a subscription and then wait about 3 weeks after everyone starts saying they have their's here on the board (waiting for 153), I will still pay for the printed version. I have no objection to a digital version if some people think that is better for them. And after all great kahuna it is your sandbox so I say go for it. As long as the printed version remains.

But to me an online 'magazine' is just a fancy website. It's a gimmick being able to turn the pages. I've looked at a few of these so called magazines on the web and have to laugh at the attempts to be a magazine with a cover page and pages that turn. It's so impractical. It would be better to have each article on it's own seperate web page. I don't know how to explain what I mean....

Anywho just the thoughts of one lonely dinosaur.

[Terror]

Does the order site take paypal?Got rid of the credit cards years ago.I figure if I gotta pay credit for anything,I don't need it that bad.

[Danno]

Unfortunately, my latest list has no Wyoming hobby shop

If you know one up there, let me know.

I will pass info on to office in Denver

Also, if your local hobby shop is selling out (George), let us know as well.

On a perfect day, they should have three left over each issue, so they don't miss sales, readers don't miss out, and everyone goes home happy!!!

For Canada, Kelly and I talked about this today

She said that when she used to mail letter to her friend up there, it would take no less than two weeks for the letter to get there.

That is nuts!

That's also why it costs so much for mail to get across the board for publishers.

It's just red tape.

So, my friends, does the sound of a digital version of the magazine sound appealing to those who are far away?

It's an option, let me know what you think.

I know I have brought this up time and time again.

Just want to see how everyone is thinking/feeling on this.

IT WILL NOT REPLACE THE MAGAZINE.

Let me repeat this:

IT WILL NOT REPLACE THE PRINTED MAGAZINE.

Okay, I pau

Yeah, but will it replace the printed magazine?

[SoCalCarCulture]

I'd go for the digital version, but the price has to be less than the printed version! Obviously no printing or distribution costs!

Have you thought about a price point yet?