--- In [email protected], "Roger Nulton" <roger.nulton@...> wrote:
>
> Dave, the problem is thereâs not enough S gaugers! The club members have
> built modules and are displaying them in an effort to recruit. They do own
> the building and the land in the south bay area (Lawndale). Not the greatest
> area but not too bad.
> Roger Nulton
Hi Roger, I'm not familiar with that area but if it's a nice secure
neighborhood where a club could build a long term layout they could focus on
attracting modelers interested in building something unique and connected to
the rail history of that area. Lots of guys don't have room at home to build
such a layout so might jump at the chance? A project like that could appeal to
modelers of any scale and not just to present S scalers.Basing it on local
railroad operations would attract more broad community support. The key would
be coming up with a plan that works best in S scale so S becomes attractive to
serious modelers of any scale. Like all scales there's lots of things that can
be done in S better than the other scales once the size is recognized as the
selling point....Regards, daveb
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