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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by TonyWalsham I'd be willing to bet the majority of LS'ers never came "up" from a smaller scale as in proper scale. As there are two distinct branches of "scale" modelling, (mainline and narrow gauge) I firmly believe very few LS mainline modellers came up from the smaller scales. If they previously had any other trains most likely they were HiRail and/or Tinplate. Many never had any trains at all but came into LS via the garden. Understandably they don't worry too much about having proper scale mainline models. [/quote] Tony, This fact may very well be so, however, I am making the point that as people, like myself, who have come from other SCALES enter Large Scale there might me a change in the Large Scale market so profound as to effect the production of equipment. For example, if many people bring their fastidious attention for scale, as many HO and N modelers find themselves preoccupied, to Large Scale, will that trend effect what comes out of the manufacturers? I am willing to overlook and make SCALE limited scale concessions because I am a lover of trains and understand that I am doing my best with the available tools. I can “distort” my perception to accept the beauty of what I have built. Others in other scales may lack this trait. This is the question I propose.
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