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I gave it an 8. I've been a regular reader since Jr. High back in the seventies (have my dad's issues back to the early 60's) and have seen many changes - some good, some bad, well, not bad - I just disagree with them. I would like to see more articles concerning kitbashing structures. Art Curren rocked and is solely missed by me. I do feel, however, as a general purpose model railroading magazine, MR is tops. There isn't a single issue that doesn't have at least one article that I find interesting - even if it is in a different scale, different era or different geographical location - there is something to learn. One thing that I like is the beginner articles. Even if I feel that I know how to do something, there seems to always be a new twist that makes the job easier, or a new tool. I especially enjoy Tony Koester's column. I'm not big into operations (at least not yet) but enjoy reading his take on it. I also find his column very amusing at times - it's gratifying to know that this builder of an awesome layout and man of infinite skills makes some of the same mistakes as me! (his wiring column had me written all over it!). While I rated MR an 8, they've had some issues that were pretty close to 10's in my book, and only a few that fell as low as 6. Bottom line - if I could only subscribe to one - it would be MR.
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