AJLaFleche
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Any word on when the next issue will be coming out? The January-February-March issue is getting old. Here it is 1 July and April.May-June has yet to show up.
Historical Miniatures Magazine?
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moore
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HI Al,
I was wondering the same thing.
Been out of pocket for a while and I thought the same thing.
Hope all is well with you.
Dee
I was wondering the same thing.
Been out of pocket for a while and I thought the same thing.
Hope all is well with you.
Dee
poch mahone
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Hi Al,
I received an e-mail from El Greco Miniatures saying that there will be no April, May, June issue. The next issue will be July, August, September. The editor has other work commitments and issue #62 is not ready.
Brian
I received an e-mail from El Greco Miniatures saying that there will be no April, May, June issue. The next issue will be July, August, September. The editor has other work commitments and issue #62 is not ready.
Brian
megroot
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I hope not,
My instinct tells me that it is slowly dying....., have seen many magazine's gone over the years this way...
But again, i hope not.
Marc
My instinct tells me that it is slowly dying....., have seen many magazine's gone over the years this way...
But again, i hope not.
Marc
AJLaFleche
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Guess I'm glad I am not a subscriber.
moore
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I had emailed HM and they are going to post something.
But yes they are behind and they just about have it to the printers.
They said subscribers won't have any lag in issues.
I just happen to subscribe...
Dee
But yes they are behind and they just about have it to the printers.
They said subscribers won't have any lag in issues.
I just happen to subscribe...
Dee
Steve
A Fixture
Chronic production lags are historically the dying gasps of miniature periodicals, at least here in the US. So it went with Campaigns, Historical Miniatures Art and Review Quarterly, and also, I fear, HM. Evidently it is an undertaking doomed from the start to be short lived due to a variety of factors. This particular magazine has been groundbreaking on a number of levels for quite some time and whatever the delivery problems continues to be a class act. My fervent thanks to Ron Souza and Steven Weakley for their brilliant efforts and while I hope the publication gets past this bumpy spot in the road, if it does not they have set the mark for following magazines to emulate. Here is hopes for full recovery and continued excellence in the field of miniature journalism.--
