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Yay! Another person from Wisconsin. [:)] Welcome aboard!! Here's what I would recommend. Find a place nearby that sells Trains Magazine and pick up a couple of issues off the newsstand. Take them home, read them and then decide for yourself. I think it would be better to check out a few issues, see if you like it before you pick up a subscription. I don't think anyone would want you to pick up a subscription and then be unhappy with it and then have to cancel it. Besides your local hobby shop, you might find them in the magazine section at grocery stores, bookstores and other places. Don't forget to check out your local library. Another excellent place too look is a place like [url="http://www.halfpricebooks.com/"]Half-Price Books[/url] which has locations in AZ, CA, IN, IA, KS, MN, OH, PA, TX, WA, and WI (2 in Madison and 3 in Milwaukee). The Half-Price Books stores in Milwaukee have a lot of magazines. I've even seen bound volumes of MR and TRAINS magazines there. Definitely worth checking out if you have one nearby. If at some point you decide to purchase a subscription, you can order online, order by phone or you can always grab a recent issue of the magazine, hold it by the bound side and shake it. You're bound to find a couple of blow-in cards (i.e., subscription postcards) [;)]. If you have any questions about ordering a subscription, you can contact our Customer Sales & Service department and they'll be more than happy to answer any questions you have.
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