Besides scale models of rare mil aircraft ?
Old aviation & spaceflight photographs and magazines as I want to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the British Interplanetary Society BIS - "
Spaceflight" magazine.
For me it was only 50 years ago when I first got my hands on a "Spaceflight" magazine issue and learned about the (un-)manned spaceflight history behind the iron curtain.
Buying the magazine on a regular basis, I started to buy books by James Oberg as soon as these appeared ("Red Star In Orbit" (1981) and "Star-Crossed Orbits (2002)).
In those pre-Internet days only a few magazines covered spaceflight in detail and the only way to get direct information was by actually writing a letter to the space agencies themselves.
Especially nowadays, nothing beats going through old documents, magazines and time-period photographs, often discovering new information which sits in plain sights!
A hint for everyone as great satisfaction & fun is achieved when any new discovery is made...
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