On Nov 3, 2005, at 8:16 PM, Bill Lane wrote:
> Hi All,
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> Here are the results from the recently closed poll ...
Bill,
Not to rain on your parade, but what do those results show us? How
can we as S scalers benefit from this? Is it to any help to current or
future manufacturers of model train equipment? This is the equivalent
of saying an S scaler beat an N scaler in a foot race at the county
fair, so S scale is better than N. Your sample size is a bit small to
suggest that this somehow taps a representative portion of the model
train market. Am I to assume that no one buys brass trains in scales
other than the four you list since that category got zero votes? I
know of several manufacturers of large scale brass trains, so someone
must buy them.
Always ready to do real science,
Jamie Bothwell
PS Do your polls say anything about the NJ governor's race?
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