 When we're out and about talking to model railroad hobbyist readers We ask if they've heard of our newest publication running extra and we often just get a puzzled look But we're making this quick video and hope we don't get any more of those blank stares You probably know about model railroad hobbyist magazine the free ad-funded magazine. We started in 2009 But we've developed a problem Our backlog of great articles is outgrowing the pages that ads will pay for In 2016 all ad-funded publishers are seeing ad placements dropping and going to Google Facebook and YouTube for example CNN MSNBC and Fox They're all reporting a drop in ad placements from 25 to 50 percent And mr. H is feeling the same pinch as well So to solve this problem. We launched our new low-cost no ads magazine running extra back in November 2018 Running extra provides another six to eight articles that are all meet with no ads By design running extra has almost no editorial content it's loaded with articles from savvy modelers who are in the trenches doing the hobby as A convenience running extra includes all the pages from the free mr. H magazine in the back So you only need one download to get everything from us each month The vast majority of the funds from mr. H and mr. H running extra go to pay contributors So by subscribing to running extra you're actually helping pay your fellow modelers for more great articles and supporting videos Running extra is about 300 pages per issue. So at 299. That's about a penny per page Compare that to paper magazines that sell for seven dollars each and run about 80 pages 30 pages of which are ads You can subscribe to 12 issues of running extra for 1999. That's a 45% savings on the single-issue price We've worked hard to make running extra super affordable So visit store.mrhmag.com and sign up for our new running extra magazine and Apprentice with some of the best model railroaders on the planet Oh, yes For the month of June we're offering very special pricing Subscribe to running extra now For 1999 and for another 525 will give you all seven back issues too That's 50 more articles for 75 cents an issue