--- In [email protected], "richgajnak" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's not a matter of shunning, it's the lack of a major manufacturer
> in S. As good as AM, SHS, BTS, etc. are, they simply don't have
> anywhere the resources avaliable that the likes of Atlas, Athearn,
> Bachmann, Walthers, etc. has. That translates into magazine ads,
> shelf space and customers at the hobby shop.
> We've all heard the "If I only didn't have so much invested in..."
> argument. Ever consider that that very same argument might be
> keeping some folks in S?. (S Scale hostages? Hmmmm.) After all,
> it's easier to sell off HO to pay for O or vice-versa, than to find
> buyers for S to finance a change to HO or O.
>
Hi Rich, But this situation has had over 50 years to sort it's self
out, S scale is not a new scale, folks have had plenty of time to
discover it and to buy it, I'm not sure what the problem was or is?
I do know there's no such thing as an S scale hostage though, S
scale brings higher relative value prices than HO or O scales. Check
ebay "S scale other manufactures" category and look at the prices S
stuff brings then go to the O scale "other manufacturers" category and
compare. The depreciation of S is much less............dave
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