Typically it's worth the wait. Much more so than most of it's competitors.

Yes, but you're lucky to get 1 or 2 a year.

Hi; We used to get them every month, and it was the only magazine published in North America. And I collected and enhalded them with great realish. and the one feature I really injoyed was the New After market items that was talked about with A few pictures, and they started from "A" thru "Z" !! This new issue does not offer this feature which IMHO is A Lil-bit of A let-down. I only hope Ampersand get's Back On Track every Month ! CHEERS; MIKE.

They suppose to come out once in every 3 months, at least that's what they promised, but it's worth waiting

It's been a dang near year wait for 63. One feature I miss(ed) is the 2 or 3 pages of new upcoming releases, but then again it would have been old news for this one particular issue.

Thats my point and why I quit looking for them. Once a year might as well call it an annual.

I just found my copy of the very 1st issue, when it was still black and white photos. It was still a good magazine back then. Jesse

I received issue 63 yesterday and am almost done reading it already. This is a great magazine, not just #63 but all of them. I truly wish that they could get their poop together and publish quarterly. Great in depth articles and love their Mini-men section. I have bought figures I never knew existed because of that section. I'm guessing that the lateness and outdated info is because of cash flow problems. This was probably written over a year ago. Just waiting to go to press. Thanks Pat ! And please don't let MMiR die ! Tom

Ah, I love the smell of printer's ink in the morning . . . Just this am received my MMiR #63 AND my copy of Doyle's "Dragon Wagon Part 2". GREAT! Thanks Pat for including the article on the DES Federal Tractor and Trailer (my personal favorite) and thank you's also go out to David Doyle for including at least a few pages of info (and, as always, GREAT pictures) on the Mack NQ (T15) in the overall coverage of US Tank Transporters! Cheers!