No facts on my part Ed, But I think that all scales and variations of them will
be shrinking over the next 20 years. I have mentioned that I think the NASG
needs to know where their membership stands age-wise, just so reasonable
planning can be done.
I was at the Sn3 Symposium in Monrovia last weekend and was happy to see that
the average age of the attendees appeared to be less than 60, but the older
fellows were still in abundance... There were actually a few children that
seemed to have been bitten by the train bug, too. One especially well behaved
young man was looking VERY closely at the display models, but not touching, and
his parents were not hovering. Maybe there is a future!
Have fun!
Bill Winans
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> AF/hirail will probably die out in the next 20 years, ... while the small
> rail and NG stuff hopefully gets more popular.
> Bob Were
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I would like to comment on the above thought. Not necessarily to disagree, but
to ask where is the evidence? Opinions are great (I have lots of them), but
is the above thought an opinion or something more substantial based on factual
evidence?.....
Cheers.Ed L.
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