Welcome, Dave--while I have no intention of parting with most of my O scale
(still buying more, in fact), I have been acquiring S scale for the past year
and more.
I planned just a small switching operation with an SHS EMD or two and a couple
dozen cars, but things have gotten out of hand. I've even bought a few brass
cars and a gas-electric, although so far no brass locomotives except in Sn3. I
do have a BTS Ma&Pa 2-8-0 kit that I am waiting to build until I have more time
and
have cleared up the two dozen or so other projects on the workbench (including
a car kit for another list member), which is sort of an honorary brass.
Jace Kahn
General Manager
Ceres & Canisteo RR Co./Champlain County Traction Co.
> > Welcome to the "S" head list, Dave!
> >
> > What brings you to S scale this time? What modeling medium were you
> > involved in?
> >
> > Andre Ming
>
> Greetings Andre,
>
> I have always liked the size of "S" and I stumbled across a few pieces of
> brass I couldn't resist, so I'm back! I also know a GOOD guy name of Lane
> that might have been an influence. : )
>
> I also have some "O" scale.
>
> I like it all, truth be it known, but at my age, bigger is probably better!
>
> Dave Kunkle
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