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Dawson Regular poster 224 posts
Dawson

August MRH online

Thank you Joe and team.

The new format of MRH was a pleasure to read , Thank you again.

Smokey Dawson    Australia'
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Peter Pfotenhauer Regular poster 362 posts
Peter Pfotenhauer

Fastest read yet!

Fastest read yet! Now I'm stuck wondering what to do the rest of the month.
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ngaugingnut Regular poster 145 posts
ngaugingnut

Fast read

I found that too. Read it faster than most - still plan to go back and watch the videos.

But as always a great magazine and you can't beat the price!
Marc Modelling in N
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joef MRH Founder 17,377 posts
joef

Our first issue below 300 pages

This was our first issue below 300 pages in a long time. Just worked out that way - same number of articles as always, just happened to be a little shorter this time. Never quite sure how long an issue will be until it's all pasted up ...

Joe Fugate​
Publisher, Model Railroad Hobbyist magazine

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Peter Pfotenhauer Regular poster 362 posts
Peter Pfotenhauer

What videos?

Seriously, there are videos? Who knew? I thought that was on Trainmasters?
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Joe Brugger Prolific poster 1,014 posts
Joe Brugger

MRH videos

Ken Patterson has a video every month for "What's Neat."  There is more information in the video than there is in the printed column. There are frequently links to videos through the QAT column, and with how-to and layout articles. MRH is not a print magazine presented electronically, it is an electronic magazine with a lot of clickable connections beyond the basic articles.

33 minutes of free video:

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santa fe 1958 Regular poster 393 posts
santa fe 1958

Shorter but.....

It might have been shorter but I found the articles more interesting this month! Sometimes an article doesn't interest me but can be spread over quite a few pages, and of course, the opposite too!

Brian

Deadwood City Railroad, modeling a Santa Fe branch line in the 1960's!

http://deadwoodcityrailroad.blogspot.co
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BCTRAINMAN New member 7 posts
BCTRAINMAN

Thanks Guy's

A friend just sent me the link to your great mag, sure glad I signed up. Thanks.
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