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Never once did I look at the price. I will stand there on every visit to the store and gather tidbits from the books and several others. I have several of these issues. I buy MR. Everything else I treat as reference material. My Library has a small collection and the internet helps fill in the rest. Occasionally at train shows I will find a book or out of print magazine that is simply just too useful to not buy. Model "Planning" is not a cost. At least in Dollar figures. It is a investment of time, effort and figuring the best use of the limited space we must run our trains in. Ad space is minimal in these and dont forget MR has released two bonus inserts detailing different track plans and harbors. I look forward to more of these inserts becasue the art work and thought that goes into these materials. I am betting that due to the exhange rate I probably will still pay the US price equivilant in Ontario for example. I think the exchange stands about 1.00 US to .74 Canadian. When one considers the sheer amount of trade our two countires engage in it is no wonder we enjoy such low prices in both nations.
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