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<p>The resurrection of streetcars roaming the streets in a number of US cities will eventually rekindle the interest in traction modeling - hopefully. Traction modeling sure is an alernative for the space starved modeler, as with modern articulated cars you can negiotiate insanely tight curves and still be prototypical! Unfoirtunately, no manufacturer has yet picked up the idea, so there is a shortage of RTR cars. In Europe, traction modeling is a little more wide spread, with a number of manufacturers from The Netherlands, Belgium and Germany offering a great variety of different types, some of which could easily be adapted to resemble the equipment you find in San Diego or Portland, OR.</p> <p>I can see MR doing a traction project layout one fine day - hint, hint!</p>
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