On Fri, 23 Nov 2007 12:13:56 -0600, John Degnan wrote
> That's the problem with S scale... "NOBODY" is on the same page in
> any category. And like some others have said in the past... if you
> want it, YOU have to pay to have it done. And it is going to stay
> that way until interest in the scale (in the form of active
> participants) increases.
>
> As much as I hate to say it, when the 'generally-older', American
> Flyer fans, which make up the far-greater support group of this
> scale, begin to pass on... there is a great chance that it will mean
> the death of the scale. Do the math... what percentage of people
> who are active in S scale are AF fans and what percentage are scale?
> The AF fans won't live forever...
>
> John Degnan
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>
Yeah, and neither will we live forever. My dad who started me on Flyer just
passed away this week. He was a Flyer fan but not active in the hobby. It
is a very sobering event as to quality of life.
"Nobody gets out alive" ...Jim Morrison, late 1960's
Andy Malette
www.mlwservices.ca
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