Digatil paper or both for your ORG subscripton?

I'm not as old as the average train guy, but I still prefer paper.  I like to sit down and read a magazine and see the sharp pictures without having the computer ping about an email every few minutes.  And while I hope that OGR stays around for many years, there's no guarantee that the content will continue to be available online.  I sometimes refer back to Model Railroader copies from nearly 50 years ago; what are the chances of being able to do that with online content?  

I have been able to purchase archives of Fine Woodworking on disk, which allowed me to let go of some of my paper.  Unfortunately, I am not aware of archives of any of the train magazines being available in this manner.

I'm a digital subscriber. When I look at the publication, I tend to scan it maybe once front to back. When I was getting the paper copies, they would be read front to back to front over and again.

I prefer paper but do understand the advantages of digital, but I have subscribed to digital with other magazines and found I would rarely read them with paper I read them as soon as I got them in the mail.

I have the digital subscription. I would much rather have that compared to a bunch of magazines taking up space in my house. I do download them and save them every time a new one comes out though. I like that my books I am using for college are all e-books, less for me to carry around, just need my cellphone, tablet, or PC and I can read my chapters for school from anywhere.

Digital for me.  I am overwhelmed with train magazines going back to the 30's.  21 storage crates worth.  I just don't have the room! 

Don't get me wrong, I love paper as it is so much easier on my eyes, but the practicality of storing magazines has not worked out for me these day.