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The first issue came out in December 1994 being a collaborative effort between Karl Morris, Reid McNaught and Ian Munro. It continued to appear quarterly, providing a spread of current Railway news, a strong focus on progress of heritage groups, and a wealth of in-depth articles covering every aspect of NZ railway locomotives, rollingstock, operations and facilities. For the last years, publication was manages by Karl and Reid, but when Reid passed away in 2019, Karl decided to also retire after producing only a couple more issues. | The first issue of Railfan came out in December 1994 being a collaborative effort between Karl Morris, Reid McNaught and Ian Munro. It continued to appear quarterly, providing a spread of current Railway news, a strong focus on progress of heritage groups, and a wealth of in-depth articles covering every aspect of NZ railway locomotives, rollingstock, operations and facilities, all profusely illustrated and presented as a high quality publication. For the last years, publication was manages by Karl and Reid, but when Reid passed away in 2019, Karl decided to also retire after producing only a couple more 'solo' issues. The hope was that someone would take over the 'business' but sadly that did not eventuate. | ||
Revision as of 08:42, 23 July 2022
Full Name: New Zealand Railfan
Publisher: Triple M Publications
Issue Frequency: Quarterly
Editor: Morris; K. • McNaught;Reid
ISSN:
Width (mm): 209
Height (mm): 297
Orientation: Portrait
Format: Booklet
First Issue:
Last Issue:
The first issue of Railfan came out in December 1994 being a collaborative effort between Karl Morris, Reid McNaught and Ian Munro. It continued to appear quarterly, providing a spread of current Railway news, a strong focus on progress of heritage groups, and a wealth of in-depth articles covering every aspect of NZ railway locomotives, rollingstock, operations and facilities, all profusely illustrated and presented as a high quality publication. For the last years, publication was manages by Karl and Reid, but when Reid passed away in 2019, Karl decided to also retire after producing only a couple more 'solo' issues. The hope was that someone would take over the 'business' but sadly that did not eventuate.