Many years ago, when the publication started, it was run off on an old Gestetner machine in the basement of a local hobby shop. It was called Random Thoughts, because that's essentially what it was. It was circulated as a newsletter to the then handful of Canadian members. In 1970 a switch was made to commercial printing. Today RT is a bimonthly, in English, containing 24 pages of photos, drawings, kit reviews, model conversion articles, hints n' tips, wants and disposals, and other items of interest.
All content is provided by the members, for the members.
As an added membership bonus, every now and then we send out a free special project item with your magazine. Here are two articles, taken from RT Vol. One explains how the colour schemes were researched and also presents some colour side views. The other article describes how one of our members built and detailed his 442 Sqn. This article covered the aircraft provided on the free IPMS Canada decal sheet.