Military Modelling magazine

[Willz the Wargamer]

"Alan Mccoubrey posted on the society of gentlemen gamers posted",
it appears that Mil Mod has ceased publication and is now included in some "International" magazine.
Sad news as this was the first magazine my Dad bought me to encourage me in this hobby.


Willz.

[Etranger]

That happened a couple of years ago. 'Military Modelling International' is the legacy magazine. It's ok, but doesn't really standout like MM did.

[Shahbahraz]

It's hard to imagine what content you could include in a magazine that couldn't now be mostly if not entirely sourced from t' internet.

I'm still trying to remember which came first, but for me the first magazine I got regularly was the Airfix Magazine, since then there seem to have been quite a few, Battle, Practical Wargamer, etc.

[FreddBloggs]

It went downhill a longtime agao, when it became, here is how I built a £20 kit with £100 quid of aftermarket bits.

[goat major]

I used to avidly read military modelling as a young un but stopped buying it early 80s when the wargaming content and adverts had pretty much gone