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Queen Elizabeth II was the longest-serving monarch in British history. She was a towering presence in British national life and throughout the worl...

This eagerly awaited translation of a best-selling special from Spanish aviation giants Avion Revue lifts the lid on the big lifters of the militar...

Adolf Hitler capitalised on the seeds of discontent sown by post-World War l ‘peace treaties’ and waged an embittered campaign of invasion and occu...

In June 1939, the working population of Britain totalled 19.75 million of which 75% were men. World War Two changed everything, and when the...

Over the years there have been many classic cars, but few have the same iconic status as the Mini. Launched in 1959 as a small, affordable family v...

Among the most technologically challenging combat aircraft ever created, Boeing’s B-29 Superfortress proved devastatingly effective in combat. Gain...

When the Soviet Union fell in December 1991, there were close to 3,500 assorted Soviet-built airliners that could be deemed operational - more than...

Now in its fifth year of publication, this popular annual continues to be the only publication providing full technical and illustrative material o...

Launched by Hawker Siddeley in 1973, the 146 jet airliner was shelved the following year and only kept in being through the fervent efforts of the ...

2022 has been another momentous year for the British Army. Every part of the organisation is being restructured under the Future Soldier initiative...

The US Air Force was established as an independent military service on September 18, 1947 following the signature of the National Security Act by f...

The latest instalment in this popular series from Key Publishing, World War Two, 1942 offers readers a compelling understanding of the timeline of ...

Marking the 70th anniversary of the Vulcan, the RAF’s most popular post war aircraft. This best-seller from 2014 has been brought up to date to cel...

 The River Thames, dividing London into two clearly defined halves, is one of the major themes in the latest instalment of this popular series. Thi...

This highly anticipated special from the publishers of FlyPast and Aeroplane magazines celebrates the 80th anniversary of the first flight of the G...

Since their introduction in the 1970s widebody aircraft have become an iconic sight in our skies, a workhorse of long-haul travel. From the origina...

Pop mogul Pete Waterman OBE has built some of the greatest model railways ever seen including his stunning ‘O’ gauge model of Leamington Spa. And i...

This eagerly awaited publication examines the Boeing B-52 Stratofortress not as a ‘historic aircraft type’ but as a current USAF weapons system – t...

One of the truly iconic jet airliners, the Vickers VC10 is superb example of British engineering that left a lasting impression on many; those who ...

Delivering devastating firepower with pin point accuracy is the job of the helicopter gunship. After their combat debut in the Vietnam War of the 1...

Modelling British Railways: Locomotives of the 1990s The 1990s was a period of great change for the UK’s railway system as privatisation was implem...

Zulu One of the most evocative conflicts of the Victorian era, the Anglo-Zulu War, has been immortalised by the classic 1964 war movie Zulu as the...

The new edition of Rail 123 includes more than 20,000 changes and updates from the 2021-2022 edition. Every loco, multiple unit HST, IET and coach,...

The North American continent comprises a mix of countries ranging from continental size nations like the United States to island nations such as Ja...