Australian Traveller - May-July 2026English | 164 pages | True PDF | 92.9 MB
Packed with honest reviews and inspiring travel stories, Australian Traveller is the most authoritative and trusted guide to travelling this great country. It's no wonder that it's Australia's best-selling travel magazine.
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Model Rail - June 2026English | 124 pages | True PDF | 90.9 MB
Model Rail magazine is the UK's biggest-selling magazine dedicated to railway modelling. Every issue is packed with the country's finest home and club layouts, stunning photography, unbiased and in-depth product reviews, expert tips, layout plans and step-by-step articles that really show you how. In our unique 'Workbench' section, we tackle a wide range of modeling skills and projects. Our expert writers and model-makers will help you to get the most from your hobby and build the layout of your dreams. Model Rail is published 13 times a year, every four weeks.
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Collectors Gazette - June 2026English | 32 pages | True PDF | 15.1 MB
Collectors Gazette - the only monthly newspaper for toy collectors! Keeping you up to date with all the latest collecting news, along with in-depth features on vintage diecast, railways, tinplate and TV & film models. We also bring you up to date price guides, event listings and swapmeet reports from around the country. The Digital version is fully interactive with exclusive images, videos, extra auction results and more!
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New Zealand Classic Car - May-June 2026English | 134 pages | True PDF | 89.4 MB
New Zealand's longest running classic car magazine - celebrated its 300th edition in January 2016, an amazing achievement for a publication which began as a simple idea to put local classic car owners in touch with event organisers, car clubs and trade professionals. NZ Classic Car has been a vital part of the local motoring scene for more than 25 years and features unique and extensive classic motoring coverage. NZCC's enthusiastic and passionate writers cover the length and breadth of the country ensuring extensive classic motoring coverage. Our coverage of New Zealand's motoring heritage remains unrivalled, especially in the field of motorsport history, plus we include stunning photography, authoritative features and event reports from throughout the country.
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Delicious - Malaysia - 8 May 2026English | 58 pages | True PDF | 19.6 MB
Introducing the ultimate collection of cookbooks featuring popular recipes from all countries around the world! With over 200 cookbooks in the series, each one dedicated to a specific country or region, you'll have access to a diverse range of cuisines and flavors. From Italian pasta dishes to spicy Thai curries, hearty German stews to delicate Japanese sushi rolls, this collection has it all. Each cookbook includes easy-to-follow recipes, mouth-watering photos, and interesting cultural insights into the history and traditions of the cuisine. Whether you're a beginner cook or a seasoned chef, these cookbooks will inspire you to expand your culinary horizons and try new dishes from around the world. Impress your friends and family with a delicious meal from a different country every night of the week with this comprehensive collection of cookbooks.
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On The Buses - Buses of Britain Book - Book 16, 2026English | 100 pages | PDF | 92.3 MB
Produced by enthusiasts for enthusiasts, this series takes a snapshot back into a time when the world was a very different place. Titles alternate between the 'colour files' and the mainly black and white and, much older material, based around the Chris Hodge 'Stilltime' Collection and other mono archive collections. In both cases, the books contain 100 pages - even numbered issues are the 'colour files' edited by Paul Appleton, while the odd-numbered issues are the (mainly) mono editions edited by Vintage Roadscene editor, Mike Forbes.
The 'colour file' editions are bursting with colour images, mainly from the 1950s and '60s - with some taken in the early years of the 1970s - a period when very few people were recording the bus scene in glorious colour. Fortunately, Geoff Lumb did and his collection gives us an excellent insight to the contemporary scene at that time, covering the fleets of a variety of operators from the south of England to the Scottish Highlands and from the South Wales valleys to East Anglia.
The mono editions go back even further and, therefore, are largely in monochrome, with some material dating back to the 1930s, but mainly from the early post-war years. Manufacturers' official pictures and other promotional material, buses at commercial vehicle shows and on test cover a wide range of subjects, but most of the pictures were taken during visits to operators around the country to go with contemporary magazine articles.
As interesting as the buses themselves, in their evocative period liveries, are the street scenes in which they operate, with the advertising, vehicles and fashions of the day providing a wonderful insight into times gone by. Almost 200, previously unpublished images are contained within each issue; you can almost smell the leather seats, hear the clippie's ticket machine and the crash of the gearbox as we set off on a trail of discovery, to a time of municipal transport and early nationalisation of Britain's unique public service vehicle scene - a time long gone and never to return.
