Fantasy Figures

Welcome to a new concept in modelling magazines: Fantasy Figure International is the only magazine to bring you the best from the worlds of historical and fantasy figure modelling, as well as from the various genres of Sci-Fi. Drawing on talent from across the world, each issue will feature the best-painted miniatures, as well as providing inspiration and information for your own projects. From the team that bring you Military Modelcraft International, Fantasy Figure International will include extensive step-by-step articles, interviews with leading hobbyists, show reports, modelling galleries and in-depth reviews of new releases in the genres of figure, fantasy and Sci-Fi modelling. High quality photography will allow you to marvel and admire miniatures in detail, while the text will give you tips to help you to improve your painting and modelling skills and expand your own hobby ambitions. Whether it’s the combat suits and crawlers of the Maschinen Krieger universe, the dark visions of post-apocalyptic modellers, or the more traditional historical figure painting, Fantasy Figure International will have something for every hobbyist interested in first-rate modelling and truly inspirational miniatures.

Family Cars 1980s

A Bookazine series featuring iconic and popular cars.

Weapons of WWII Artillery

A series of Bookazines featuring Global historic events through time.

Newsweek

Newsweek provides in-depth analysis, news and opinion about international issues, technology, business, culture and politics.

Retro Gamer Collection BZ

Are you ready to hop into the Retro Gamer time machine and travel back to the era
where pixels and polygons grew up and took over the world? In this special edition
from the makers of the world¿s best retro gaming magazine, we¿ll explore the time
when videogames jumped into the third dimension, when PlayStation made the
medium `cool¿ and when epic cinematic masterpieces showed the potential of
videogaming storytelling. We will explore the games that defined the decade, from
hellish early Nineties hits like Doom to epic decade finales such as Metal Gear Solid.
We¿ll reignite the console rivalry between Sega and Nintendo as the Mega Drive and
SNES went head to head in a PR war that¿s still fondly recalled today. We¿ll also
explore the systems that pushed the limits of technology and dragged gaming into the
third dimension, such as the PlayStation and Nintendo 64. Sound fly? Wicked. Psych
yourself up and join us on a time-bending journey you won¿t forget anytime soon!

Porsche 911 GT3 Coll

From road cars to race cars, discover the very best examples of the Porsche
911 GT3.

Aviation Classics

Wicked 2 Bookazine

Wicked Bookazine is rafted for collectors and fans who value the theatrical and tactile, this Bookazine appeals to both long-time enthusiasts and a new wave of younger fans discovering Wicked through the films. With its cross-generational reach, it¿s a keepsake experience fans will want to own. The Wicked origin story, tracing the evolution from book to stage to screen. Insights from Broadway and West End productions. Character deep-dives on Glinda and Elphaba, plus a spotlight on Jonathan Bailey¿s hugely popular new role. Behind-the-scenes coverage, from auditions to on-set moments, as well as director profiles and fashion features comparing stage and film.Awards highlights from the first film¿including its Oscar wins¿and predictions for the sequel. Viral moments, premiere coverage, and a closer look at stars Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande¿s next big projects. Fun, interactive extras such as quizzes, shopping guides, and predictions for what the second film will bring.

Aviation in Profile

The colours and markings worn by aircraft have been a source of fascination for aviation enthusiasts and modellers since the dawn of aviation itself. Camouflage patterns, national insignia, unit markings, nose art and even streaks of oil and dirt can reveal everything about an aircraft ¿ from the air force flying it to its operational role, theatre of service and even the identity of its pilot.
Every issue of Aviation in Profile, published quarterly, features more than 150 highly detailed and expertly-drawn profile artworks depicting famous and noteworthy aircraft from a particular air force, conflict, time or nationality. Alongside the art can be found full aircraft development histories, as well as detailed captions explaining the background of each airframe depicted ¿ where and when they served, the unit or company to which they belonged, the pilot or crew who flew them and more.
For aircraft modellers, the collectable Aviation in Profile series will prove a valuable source of inspiration with each issue offering a wide variety of liveries and colour schemes to consider. For aviation history enthusiasts, the series provides a fascinating look at how each aircraft type was developed from drawing board to the end of its service career.

Spiegel Spezial

Special issues from the publisher of Der Spiegel.