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Hi Capt Carrales I can relate to the small scale side of things and thinking about it have come to the following conclusions Jealousy doesn't come in to it. The NMRA's non standard comes in to it They don't understand that our railways are in the real world so elephant proof rail is used as a matter of course and that a true "G" scale doesn't exist and even if it did a "G" fine scale model has no place in the garden As they have far too many fiddely bits that break too worry about I also think that the early Toy rather than semi scale and inconsistency between variouse manufacturers in our size has a lot to do with it. I do wonder some times if the casual BBQ beer and social fun aspects of the Garden fraternaty are mistaken for not taking the hobby as seriously as we really do. I also think the Garden railway people concentrate more on the pleasure our hobby brings to ourselves our families and others as apposed to the indoor boys. I have seen a real rip snorter of a heated discusion over the correct valve gear for a particular locomotive. A thing unlikley to happen in the garden world well that must be at least 4c worth[:D] regards John
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