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I have a comment to make and I am sure I will get bashed for it so let me begin to sat that I respect evryones opinion and would appriciate it if you would respect mine. Here is the question. Do you belive that "rivet counting" can be fun ? I think so. i here alot of people bashing people who are "rivet counters". yes I belive that just because you like ultimate realisim or trains running past dinosours ( thats the only way I could think of to put it ) ,but that does not mean that you have to go critisizing the person who does not do it like you. I think that having extreme realism can be quite fun. my layout will be veered to realism and detail. Trains will run on a realisitic shedule, detail will be used, weathering, and other realistic things will find a home on my layout. of course there will be some unrealitic items such as " there are not that many curves on a railroad in western Oklahoma" but the agin, no model can hope to be an exact representation of the prototype. I geuss the point is that different members of difernet parties should respect each other and even if you like rivet counting, HAVE FUN !!!! Do you think rivet counting can be fun?
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