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[quote user="CNJ831"] Actually, in the real world that's quite far from the truth. I participate in a couple of such forums mainly populated by advanced hobbyists, many of them well know through their published articles in MR and elsewhere. There are never a lack of interesting and lengthy threads on all manner of subjects. Believe me, new modeling techniques are being developed all the time by these guys, ideas you probably won't see mentioned in MR until years from now. Likewise, just seeing how different modelers approach the very same say structure model, scenery problem, etc. (and describe just how it was overcome) is quite incredible and an absolute wealth of new information. Ain't nothing "boring" on such "masters" forums! <img src="http://cs.trains.com/trccs/emoticons/icon_smile_wink.gif" mce_src="http://cs.trains.com/trccs/emoticons/icon_smile_wink.gif" alt="Wink"> CNJ831  [/quote] ... and they keep it amongst themselves, only the adept shall know... The illuminati of model railroading?What the heck did the NMRA think, when they created that nonsense of "master model railroader"  It´s the work that honors the maker, not the title!
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