Combat Aircraft Monthly is the military aviation magazine that sets the pace, often with world exclusives, the best and most authoritative features every month, and all supported by imagery from the worlds leading aviation photographers.
Classic Military Vehicle is the best selling publication in the UK dedicated to the coverage of all historic military vehicles. From the turn of the 20th century, when warfare started to become increasingly mechanised, right up to the Gulf War of the 1990s, all kinds of military hardware that featured in conflicts around the world is profiled extensively in Classic Military Vehicle every month. With coverage of the people and the shows that also make up this fascinating scene, superb photography and great archive material, this is the best publication to provide a guide to all classic military vehicles and militaria.
Classic Land Rover is the original and only magazine aimed solely at classic Land Rover enthusiasts. The No1 classic title in the market we give hardcore Land Rover series and early marque enthusiasts just the editorial and advertising they are truly interested in.
Cameracraft is edited and produced by David Kilpatrick. It features original portfolios, interviews and profiles, equipment tests and reviews, news, techniques and ideas to improve your creative photography or your photographic business.
Welcome to the world’s biggest and best-selling bus magazine! Buses Magazine is a monthly publication on the bus and coach industry in the UK and the rest of the world. There is no other bus-based magazine with a longer history or higher readership, it is the ultimate read for anyone who is serious about coach travel. Buses Magazine is a great read whether you’re a professional in the bus and coach travel industry or a keen enthusiast. Every issue is packed with industry news and the latest developments – including new vehicles & engines, route developments, infrastructure improvements, key personnel changes and company takeovers.
Featuring all the latest news and views of vehicle restoration, old buses and coaches that need to be saved for posterity, news of museums, groups and individual preservationists and coverage of events, it provides a forum to discuss all the issues facing the world of bus preservation today. We also take an overview of older buses still in service in the UK, and takes an occasional look at old buses with British connections all over the world.
Britain at War magazine is the UK’s bestselling military history publication and a must-read for anyone passionate about modern British history. It covers all areas of Britain’s conflicts from the turn of the 20th century, through to the present day. In each issue of Britain at War, you’ll be captivated by in-depth features covering the most crucial moments in Britain’s history, from the key battles of The Great War to terrifying Cold War standoffs. Written by some of the most knowledgeable historians in their field, this magazine brings to life the most decisive moments in Britain’s history. Britain at War magazine will help you understand and experience what took place during those critical moments, with emotive accounts from the people involved, plus insight into the strategies that were key in deciding the outcomes of the most significant battles in history.
As Britain’s longest established monthly aviation journal, Aviation News is renowned for providing the best coverage on every branch of aviation – such as historic warbirds, military aircraft and airliners. The magazine is known throughout the world for its varied, easy-to-read features. Now with a fresh new look and the very best photography, plus all-new sections to help you get the most out of your hobby. Aviation News brings you the past, present and future of flight.
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 period or nationality. Whether it be jet fighters of the USAF, piston engine fighters of the RAF, bombers of the Luftwaffe, French combat aircraft or aerobatic display teams, Aviation in Profile offers a wealth of incredible artworks to marvel at. 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.
Aviation Classics Monthly is a new high-quality magazine dedicated to the legendary aircraft that ruled the skies from World War II through to the end of the Cold War. Each issue features iconic warplanes, from the piston-engine fighters and bombers of WWII, such as the Spitfire, B-17, and Zero – to the jet-powered marvels of the Cold War such as the F-86 Sabre, MiG-21, and B-52 Stratofortress. With meticulously researched features, rare archival images and specially commissioned art, Aviation Classics Monthly brings to life the engineering and operational histories of these famous machines as well as commemorating the skill and sacrifice of those who built, flew and maintained them.
