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Yes, Highironon2003ar, there is much to be said for saving time on seemingly unproductive projects. My problem has always been finding a "unproductive project." Every time I complete, e.g. a dining car with lighted interior, operating diaphragms, correct road numbers, ice hatches that open, accurate floor details, table settings et al.; there is a sense of accomplishment that not even a finely detailed brass Japanese import could imbue. Of the hundreds of facets that make-up a model railroad, each has equal importance for careful attention to detail. The alternatives will never bring the long lasting satisfaction of reaching for perfection within the limits of our abilities. Operation is only one of too many aspects of the hobby to mention here. Happy "productivity."
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