Bill,

First off you are loved but I would be careful how to mention that to 
your friends!  It might be another badge of courage you have to bear.

Joking aside you, if you read my post, you are clearly #1--your needs 
are largely satisfied--end of problem.

We were taught in the photo business that clients have wants and needs.  
Clients have lots of wants but often their needs fit into their budgets 
much better.  We all want the entire NYC system in our basement, but we 
really only need a 'division' to have a lifetime of fun.
Bob Werre
BobWphoto.com
>
> All,
>
> I have been distracted this weekend doing layout things. I made 
> progress and
> it was great.
>
> I have briefly scanned the posts over the past few days. The "WE 
> Needs" have
> surfaced again - version 02.2011.03.
>
> I am in S Scale for 23 years now. Some here have been in it for much 
> longer
> than that. S Scale is a lot of things for many of us, but the one thing it
> has NEVER been is convenient! In a group of my HO friends I have long worn
> that fact like a badge of honor. It is NOT easy. You have to search for
> things and work for your art.
>
> Many "cottage" S Scale manufacturers and suppliers are members of this 
> list.
> 2 "We Needs" of the week were a powered turnout and an all S magazine. I
> fail to see why anyone would want the S equivalent of Atlas Snap Track 
> with
> the big black rectangle on the side of every one. That point aside you 
> would
> be alluding to wanting "someone" investing ___ dollars for an all new
> turnout that is all inclusive with a switch machine. What about Shinohara,
> Tomalco, Toms or Fast Tracks? You would want the "new" thing competing 
> with
> our already existing pool of suppliers? The is a struggling S Scale only
> magazine already in existence as well.
>
> As an S Supplier such posts would make me feel really unloved..
>
> I don't claim to be the God of all S Scalers. But a search of the group
> archives should reveal I have never posted "Someone should make" 
> anything. I
> pretty much take care of getting what I want within reason in a number of
> different ways. That by far does not make me better than anyone else 
> reading
> this. But I do get a sense of satisfaction I would not get if I were in HO
> being a BUYER and not a modeler. I read on the PRR Modeler list last week
> someone cranking off about something amazingly miniscule any one of us 
> here
> would be glad to have in our hands as is. We are not in S Scale because it
> is easy.
>




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