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Military Trader (1-year)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Arts and Photography
from: F&W Publications


this newspaper/periodical has just about all that militaria traders would want or need it may only be 40 to 60 pages but its worth the money...

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Step Inside Design

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Arts and Photography
from: Jupiterimages


this newspaper/periodical has just about all that militaria traders would want or need it may only be 40 to 60 pages but its worth the money...

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Classic Toy Trains

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Arts and Photography
from: Kalmbach Publ Co


this newspaper/periodical has just about all that militaria traders would want or need it may only be 40 to 60 pages but its worth the money...

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Step By Step Beads

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Arts and Photography
from: Interweave Press


Step by step beads has never been my "favorite" out of all the beading magazines out there because you do not see the passion and creativity applied as in some of the other magazines. While reading the last couple of issues, I had to stop and look back at the cover a few times to remind myself which magazine I was reading. It seems that lately the projects are getting better and better, and I can't seem to put the magazine down. They are fun, imaginative, and getting more complex in design, which I like, than the have in the past. I hope the designers keep up with the new creativity that they have found. Now, I am looking forward to the new issues to arrive each time.

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Flying Models

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Arts and Photography
from: Carstens Publications Inc


I like to fly C/L planes (stunt, combat, and sport), R/C power airplanes, R/C gliders, and R/C helicopters. I also teach the kids at a local children's home to build and fly model planes and amateur rockets, and am an FAA licensed airplane and helicopter pilot.

In my opinion, Flying Models is the best overall model airplane magazine! It is the only one that covers all types of model planes. Model Aviation magazine is mostly R/C, and occasionally covers some C/L, but not enough. I subscribe to several model airplane magazines, but I enjoy Flying Models the most.

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American Indian Art Magazine

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Arts and Photography
from: American Indian Art Magazine


There is no better means to find, to preview Indian Art than via this Indian Art magazine. Every month fresh, great art delivered to your door. It doesn't get any better than this, unless ... unless, they have come up with a means of injecting Indian Art straight into my dreams. The art work is fresh, it's bright, it's friendly and it's all mine. ... ALL MINE!! ... Until the next month when the next great collection of Indian Art work shows up at my door.

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Dolls Magazine

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Arts and Photography
from: Jones Publishing, Inc.

November 23, 2001
I like Dolls magazine and wouldn't want to be without it, but I think that their subscription price is definitely too high for a magazine that is more than half advertising, really. All too many "articles" in the doll hobby trade seem to be vehicles of expanded advertising type information for the vendors. There is not enough about the real history of manufacturers, and the whys and hows of what is going on in the industry. It is as if everything has to be sugar-coated. There have been a lot of financial problems (companies going out of business and moving to China, or both) in the trade lately, and more coverage of those events, with less delicate handling, more real news, would be nice. I get DollReader also, and while Dolls is a bit heftier, ... Read More:

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New American Paintings

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Arts and Photography
from: Open Studio Press


I like Dolls magazine and wouldn't want to be without it, but I think that their subscription price is definitely too high for a magazine that is more than half advertising, really. All too many "articles" in the doll hobby trade seem to be vehicles of expanded advertising type information for the vendors. There is not enough about the real history of manufacturers, and the whys and hows of what is going on in the industry. It is as if everything has to be sugar-coated. There have been a lot of financial problems (companies going out of business and moving to China, or both) in the trade lately, and more coverage of those events, with less delicate handling, more real news, would be nice. I get DollReader also, and while Dolls is a bit heftier, ... Read More:

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Wholphin - DVD

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Arts and Photography
from: Mcsweeneys


I like Dolls magazine and wouldn't want to be without it, but I think that their subscription price is definitely too high for a magazine that is more than half advertising, really. All too many "articles" in the doll hobby trade seem to be vehicles of expanded advertising type information for the vendors. There is not enough about the real history of manufacturers, and the whys and hows of what is going on in the industry. It is as if everything has to be sugar-coated. There have been a lot of financial problems (companies going out of business and moving to China, or both) in the trade lately, and more coverage of those events, with less delicate handling, more real news, would be nice. I get DollReader also, and while Dolls is a bit heftier, ... Read More:

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Digital Graphics Magazine

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Arts and Photography
from: National Business Media Inc


I like Dolls magazine and wouldn't want to be without it, but I think that their subscription price is definitely too high for a magazine that is more than half advertising, really. All too many "articles" in the doll hobby trade seem to be vehicles of expanded advertising type information for the vendors. There is not enough about the real history of manufacturers, and the whys and hows of what is going on in the industry. It is as if everything has to be sugar-coated. There have been a lot of financial problems (companies going out of business and moving to China, or both) in the trade lately, and more coverage of those events, with less delicate handling, more real news, would be nice. I get DollReader also, and while Dolls is a bit heftier, ... Read More: