Introduction This is a survey of Hungarian aviation, defence and aircraft scale modelling magazines. All magazines are Hungarian text only, unless otherwise stated. For other nations, check our country by country listing. An alphabetical index of titles is also available, as is a list of useful magazine shops which deal with new or secondhand magazines. Quick jump: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

	'Aero Historia' [Hadtorteneti Muzeum es Kozlekedesi Muzeum, ISSN 0238-7905] Published by the Hungarian Museum of Military History. First published in 1987 at a rate of twice a year, but became quarterly in 1992. Approx 50-60 pages each issue, with drawings and photos. It features historical articles on Hungarian aviation and aircraft. The same publisher has also produced a monograph series including the Li-2, MiG-15, IL-18 and Tu-154. Current Further information: TBA [*] Contents Listing, 1987 - current
	'Aeromagazin' [JetMedia, ISSN 1419-4074] Launched circa 1996. Monthly magazine. Feature articles on military and civil aviation and spaceflight. Very well designed and well written. Current Further information: Aeromagazin website
	'Aranysas' [SkyBear, ISSN 1587-9380] Title means Gold Eagle. Launched in 2002 with authors from 'Top Gun' magazine. Monthly magazine dedicated to military aviation, both past and present. Very well written. Current Further information: Aranysas website
	'Aviator International' [Laszlo Angyal, ISSN 1216-3880] Launched in 1992. Originally called Aviator. The only independent high-quality aviation magazine with dual Hungarian and English language text. Published bi-monthly. It informs the public about the most up-to date and lesser-known events, facts of the international aviation, along with the historical and personal context. 68-84 pages in each issue, with more than 120 photos. Ceased publication in early 2007 after issue No.46? Publisher & Editor in Chief : Laszlo Angyal. Ceased publication
	'Haditechnika' [Hungarian Home Defence Force, ISSN 0230-6891] Title means Military Technology. Monthly magazine with the first issue published circa 1967. Covers all military equipment - including historical and current features on aircraft. Current Further information: Haditechnika website
	'KitEgylet' [Hungarian Plastic Modellers Society, no ISSN] Bi-monthly publication. Short-lived general modelling magazine produced by amateurs. Covered aircraft, military vehicles, ships, figures, dioramas etc. Ceased publication in 1998, when the authors went to work for 'Modell es Makett'. Ceased Publication
	'Modell es Makett' [Proof Studio Ltd., ISSN 1217-226X] Launched in 1998. Bi-monthly publication. General modelling magazine covering aircraft, military vehicles, ships, sci-fi, Lego models, railway, figures, dioramas etc. Colour profiles in the center pages. News section. Good for modellers of any skill. Ceased publication in late 2002. Ceased publication
	'MRT Evkönyv'- Konferancia' [ ? publisher, ISSN ? ] Same publisher as 'Aero Historia'. Annual yearbook. More than 300 pages in each issue. Covers Hungarian and foreign aircraft. Includes drawings and diagrams. Current Further information: TBA
	'Nagy Repülök' [ ? publisher, ISSN ? ] Title means Great Aircraft. First published in 1997. Quarterly publication. 48 pages each, with many drawings and colour profiles. Covers three aircraft types in each issue - usually from WW2 and including one Hungarian type. Ceased publication during 2001. Ceased Publication
	'ProModell' [Erco Ltd, ISSN 1419-9017] Launched circa 1998. Bi-monthly publication produced by authors who used to work on 'Modell s Makett'. General modelling magazine covering aircraft, military vehicles, ships, sci-fi, figures, dioramas etc. Well illustrated with good photos. Current Further information: TBA
	'Repülés' [? publisher, ISSN ? ] Title means Aviation. Monthly magazine published between 1948 and 1991. Covered Hungarian and foreign aviation, aircraft etc. Suffered badly from Cold War censorship, but sometimes included very good historical articles and 3-view drawings. Ceased Publication
	'Top Gun' [Pannon Media Ltd., ISSN 0866-3165] First published in 1991. Monthly magazine, 64 pages each issue, with many colour photos. Covers both Hungarian and foreign military aviation - historical and current - as well as some civil aviation. Was very popular until a number of authors left to launch 'Aranysas'. Now with new authors but much weaker editorial content. Ceased publication in late 2002. Ceased publication
	'Uj Szarnyak' [? publisher, ISSN 0865-7351] Title means New Wings. Launched as a replacement for 'Repülés' in the early 1990s, but ceased publication some years later. Covered Hungarian and foreign aviation, aircraft etc. Ceased Publication