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Thanks for the input Eric. I figure there are a lot of people saying they want more of this or that or the other. I've no problem taking a concept from anything, in fact that's why I read almost every article--regardless of scale. However, when in the early stages of building a layout it's very helpful to see how certain concepts are realized in your scale of choice, and also to learn methods, compromises etcetera. Oftentimes, it's the starting point that's the most frustrating on any project. I've learned this from a friend that works on our layout that can visualize little to nothing. I dare say, in most instances, there is simply more gained from seeing a finished (or not so finished) project in a familiar scale. [quote]QUOTE: Keep in mind that the vast majority of articles in MR are submitted by outside authors. [/quote] Does this mean MR has very little N scale content to publish?
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