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PostPosted: Fri Dec 02, 2005 1:12 pm 
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Hey folks,

How about a list of the best warbird magazines on the market so we all can be reading the same material?

I'm sure that I'm not the only one who would like to update his subscription list.

Thanks! :D

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IMO

1. Warbird Digest
2. Air Classics/ Warbirds International
3. Classic Wings
4. Fly Past
5. Wingspan International

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PostPosted: Fri Dec 02, 2005 3:46 pm 
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Warbird Digest

Why, it beats the living snot out of every other magazine (no names will be mentioned :wink:

GO WD!


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1) Warbird Digest
2) Classics Wings

Why these two? #1 High quality #2 High ratio of value to $$$. The others mentioned here are OK... but my wallet is not bottomless, so I draw the line with these two. I wouldn't want to drop my subscription to either. Both are a real value in my library.

I will pick up an Aeroplane or Flypast from time-to-time when I need some reading material when traveling, etc.

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I have to admit I really enjoy reading Warbird Digest. It’s a great Mag and I have always enjoyed meeting up with Tim and the staff.

It's now even BI-monthly! How can you go wrong!

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PostPosted: Sat Dec 03, 2005 10:51 pm 
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The greatest warbird magazine in the world...
TRADE-A-PLANE!

Well, I've never seen the rest of the magazine, but I check out the warbirds section whenever I get my hands on one...

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The Digest is the most anticipated arrival at my house.
I'm hoping Santa hooks me up with Classic Wings.
EAA Warbirds of America and the CAF's Dispatch & Contrails get bonus points becasue your money goes to more than the Mag... :D :D
Flight Journal (on Deal for CAF Members)
Air & Space
FlyPast & Aeroplane Monthly
The 2 Challenge Pub Comics...
But nothing beats the WIX..


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Air Classics! <ducks...>


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Aeroplane monthly
Flugzeug Klassik (For German readers)
Aerei nella Storia (For Italian readers)


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umm... do you guys know of any quality online magazines? (about warbirds?) I've read most of the articles on the Smithsonian Air & Space website... do you know of any other site?

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1. Warbird Digest
2. Classic Wings
3. Aeroplane Monthly
4. Flypast

At the risk of sounding like a copycat, I pick up a Warbird Digest and Air Classics whenever there's a good article (J2F Duck restored up north of here for example).


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