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Brunton, you are 100% correct. To each his own. If a modeler wants a particular look and size he/she should be encouraged not restrained or restricted or else model RR would've forever been confined to a benchwork. <br />Why should one say “man I ‘dunno' if that'll work” when a fellow enthusiast says this is my first project and I'm going for a layout that centers in my garage and extends throughout my entire house. The guy with the seemingly impossible project and constricted budject might be a future innovator in infancy and if he falls victim to certain advice will end up saying model railroading isn't what I expected it be, or model RR isn't as flexible as I thought. <br />Do you think that some of the layouts that never get finished is as a result of bad advice or rules tainted by what the next modeler believes.
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