Chris,
Here are the facts from the NASG Online Membership:
17% is A.F. only (no other interests).
13% is scale only (no other interests).
3% is hi-rail only (no other interests).
0.3% is narrow gauge only (no other interests).
There are zero collectors-only with no other interests.
70% has expressed interest in A.F. in addition other interests (hi-rail,
scale, narrow gauge, etc.)
52% has expressed interest in hi-rail in addition other interests (AF,
scale, narrow gauge, etc.)
38% has expressed interest in scale in addition other interests (AF,
hi-rail, narrow gauge, etc.)
- Peter.
On 02/20/2013 7:00 am, adguytrains wrote:
Chris...Whoa! What do you base that "most" on? I really have to disagree. Been to a
NASG Convention lately? There are plenty of active "scalers" (and even a few ng folks)
attending. The NASG is a pretty good mix of both.,..per its charter.
Bob Hogan
--- In [email protected], Christopher Borgmeyer <cborgmeyer@...> wrote:
This is a pretty self explanatory issue in my mind. Most NASG members are
American Flyer toy train collector/operators. The NASG primarily serves to
represent or promote that segment of the hobby.
Chris Borgmeyer
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