Episode 6: Our Favorite Books and Periodicals
/In this episode, your hosts Barry Biediger and Jim DeRogatis talk about some of their most beloved, must-own modelling tomes filling their book shelves, as well as magazines present (some now available only as online PDFs) and past (which, we point out, you can often find wrapped in twine as stacks of bargain-priced back issues at modelling shows). Below are images of some of what we discuss, as well as links where applicable (click on the image) to copies available online—though, as always, we encourage you to support brick-and-mortar, mom-and-pop hobby shops and book stores whenever possible, or at least small businesses dedicated to our hobby on the Net. We hope you enjoy, and shoot us an email about some of your favorites; we will always welcome hearing from our listeners! (jimdero@jimdero.com, automata@comcast.net)
SEEMINGLY OUT OF PRINT, BUT AN ESSENTIAL BOOK. START THE SEARCH!
ONE OF A SERIES OF FOUR; HARD TO FIND, BUT WORTH THE EFFORT.
A CLASSIC; THE NEWER ANDREA PRESS BOOK IS GREAT, TOO.
THE LATE, GREAT CAMPAIGNS MAGAZINE; LOOK FOR BACK ISSUES AT SHOWS OR ONLINE.
DITTO HISTORICAL MINIATURE. WE MISS IT. Barry considers Greg Difranco’s article, reproduced here, a must read for those wanting to learn how to paint flats.
ANOTHER MAGAZINE THAT FELL BY THE WAYSIDE. BUT YOU CAN FIND BACK ISSUES AT SHOWS AND IN HOBBY SHOPS!
DEFUNCT FRENCH MAGAZINE; EXQUISITE COLOR AND GREAT WORK IN EVERY ISSUE.
DEFUNCT ITALIAN MAGAZINE, ALSO SADLY MISSED.
LONG GONE, BUT THE ONE THAT GOT MANY OF US IN THE U.S. HOOKED.
THE MORE AMBITIOUS BRITISH EQUIVALENT TO MILITARY MODELER.
ANOTHER FALLEN SOLDIER. WE REALLY ENJOYED THE HUMOR IN THIS MAG.