irbrush Action has a lot of good airbrusing info with
an occasional article on painting models. They also have an "Airbrush Getaway Workshop"
that is held in multiple locations across the US. One of the workshops is on model
building and painting and is instructed by David Fisher.
ex and content can both be
found in this magazine. There are some amazing pictures on the cover pages.
The articles are very interesting and have a lot of figure model content.
In my opinion, this is the cream of the crop.
hiller is a magazine for
fans of the early Horror movies.
Each issue has a full color cover and contains movie
related articles, interviews, kit reviews, and more.
Four issues are published each year.
Back issues are available.
his
is a magazine devoted entirely to the SFX industry. Each issue
covers at least two movies. Issue 19 covers Gremlins. It can't be
beat as a painting reference for movie monsters. It has full color photos of
props, scenes from movies and other goodies. Highly recommended.
he new HFX Magazine is entirely dedicated
to the Horror, Sci/Fi and Fantasy genres. Everything from model
kits to toys and from movies to books. Four issues are published
per year.
lue sniffers everywhere should
get this magazine.
It really concentrates on figures and often covers some of the older kits like
the Aurora monster series. The content is good and the production
keeps getting better. I think this was the first magazine to cover figure
modeling exclusively.
agazine focusing on toys and kits of the baby boom era.
odel Masters - The guide to model kit building.
Issues #1 and #2 focused on vinyl model painting and building.
Issues #3 and #4 cover resin model painting and building.
These mags are packed with lots of photos and how to tips.
his international, quarterly, full-color cover
magazine caters to vehicular
and figure kit builders. They publish promptly, the first week of January,
April, July and October and are full of all kinds of information that is
certain to meet your model building needs. There are kit reviews (In the
Arena, The Resource Review & The Closet Hobbyist) and Beyond the Bare Bones
with Tom Gilliland (building/painting techniques); DRONE publisher Andrew
Hall highlights kits from the U.K. Garage kit industry; The Sci-Fi Zone; Men
in Uniform; interviews with sculptors and tons more.
Each issue now contains at least 4 pages of color photos,
beginning with January '96 Issue #10!
or the dinosaur collector and enthusiast,
The Prehistoric times covers dinosaur models, toys, figures, and more. If you
like dinosaurs then you should check out this magazine. Six issues per year,
sample and back issues are available.
ci-Fi & Fantasy Models covers crafts, figures,
TV & Film models, as well as creature & computer FX.
Seven issues per year, sample and back issues are available.
The editorial team at Sci-Fi & Fantasy Models consists of Co-Publisher / Editor Mike Reccia and Co-Publisher / Art and Production Dave Openshaw (david@nextmill.demon.co.uk). The editors can be reached at:
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