Based on so many examples of modeling excellence I have seen S scalers
accomplish, I don't doubt that more than a few of you could create beautiful
scale coal loaders that operate. However, as I have often looked at the coal
loader I am currently working on, the question keeps coming back to me is what
to load it with. Plastic is to lite, it bounces all over the place. Coal breaks
down over time creating dust. What is a heavy enough material that can be small
enough to look prototypical that doesn't break down over time? Any ideas would
be great!
This question also applies to other industries, now that I think about it. The
subject line has been changed as requested and left open enough to allow more
discussion on how we could enhance our operations with prototypical industries.
Cordially, Scott Huston Las Vegas Nevada
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