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From: ed_loizeaux
. . . . . the scale really does not matter. One of the great shortcomings
of many S scale guys is a lack of interest in mingling
with folks who are modeling in other scales. Great opportunities for
learning things . . . . . . are missed. Cheers...Ed L.
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Ironically, it's often the guys who consider themselves the biggest
promoters of S who won't have anything to do with modellers in other scales,
and that's counter-productive. In a group of modellers of various scales;
where all exchange information, techniques &c as equals, and where all learn
from each other, the participation of an S scale modeller will earn more
respect for S than an S blowhard whose only communication is to "enlighten"
the rest of the group on the superiority of his scale.
Your local NMRA division and region get-togethers are perfect for this.
Tom Hawley -- Lansing Michigan
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