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I've been in S for over 50 years, so I suppose I'll stick with it. It's meant going through thick and thin, but I love the scale and don't regret hanging in there. Now there are lots of products and more coming out all the time. We (NASG) are trying hard to get S into more hobby shops, but they are a hard nut to crack. I must acknowledge one post however and that was the one where the person wouldn't switch because he doesn't want to "scratchbuild anything". Well that just isn't true any more. In this age of instant gratification, S has joined the rest in having the products assembled in you-know-where and you can be 100% RTR if that's your thing. <br />
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