Moline magazine questions suggestions

[JOCCO]

As I understand there are 2 Moline magazines, the Corresponder and Prairie gold. I have not had a subscription to them for years so question is which one do you like and why? The reason on my end is I have a bunch of magazine subscriptions but change them around as I work on different things. Plus, it gets to the point you have to many and look like a magazine collector! I know the correct answer is get both!!

 

[DPittman]

I do get both and they both have their pros and cons. PGR seems to have the better historical articles and they both have good part supply advertising.

 

[J.Wondergem]

I get both.

 

[Ill John]

I also get both, each has their own pluses, great parts sources in both

 

[Rich'sToys]

I had dropped the PGR a few years ago. I know it's changed hands since then, but I haven't seen it since that. I still get the Corresponder.

 

[T.R.K.]

Different magazines, somewhat different points of view. I get both.

 

[53ZBU]

As I understand there are 2 Moline magazines, the Corresponder and Prairie gold. I have not had a subscription to them for years so question is which one do you like and why? The reason on my end is I have a bunch of magazine subscriptions but change them around as I work on different things. Plus, it gets to the point you have to many and look like a magazine collector! I know the correct answer is get both!!

I get both,like the others said they both have thier good points and how can you go wrong with anything Moline related?

 

[JAK84AZ]

As I understand there are 2 Moline magazines, the Corresponder and Prairie gold. I have not had a subscription to them for years so question is which one do you like and why? The reason on my end is I have a bunch of magazine subscriptions but change them around as I work on different things. Plus, it gets to the point you have to many and look like a magazine collector! I know the correct answer is get both!!

 

[JAK84AZ]

I get the Corresponder also.
But my question to you MM guys is: does anyone out there make a nice 1/16th scale MM Z. All kind of Us but hardly see a Z?

 

[Ill John]

I get the Corresponder also.
But my question to you MM guys is: does anyone out there make a nice 1/16th scale MM Z. All kind of Us but hardly see a Z?

ZT, ZA, or ZB/

 

[JAK84AZ]

ZT, ZA, or ZB/

Prefer a ZA.

 

[BMG1]

Prefer a ZA.

Short answer is no. The only Z tractor models with any detail were custom made in the 1990s. Cottonwood made a ZTU and Mohr made ZT, ZA and ZB models. These are very fragile and don't survive shipping especially the Mohr models. They've become hard to find and expensive. Scale models made some versions that are close to a ZT but they lack any real detail and some were closer to a JT tractor with an RE engine conversion.

 

[JOCCO]

For what it's worth I don't get to much into the toys or models.