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I think it is one of those myths which refuse to die - that you need to go for bigger scales when your eyes start to show signs of age and your hands get a bit shakey. The bigger the scale, the greater the need for delicate, tiny details, because the lack of them would make the model look rather "naked" or the layout barren. In G scale, you even have to model the weeds between cobblestones or the pidgeon dropping on the roof, whereas in N scale, you can happily forget them.
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