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My scale is 0 & .027, but I also am somewhat into N scale. I'm also heavily into H/O, S, and G scale. I enjoy them all. I started with Marx a .027 wind-up as a young boy age 5 in 1955. I got my first Marx Electric steamer set in 1957, and an Marx Santa-Fe A-A set in 1958. I got into H/0 at age 11, and stayed there for a long time. Since 1990 I've gotten very much into the "big trains". I found an old Marx Electric at a flea market, and the old bug bit! I have a lot of Lionel pre-war and post-war, Marx Tin & Plastic, both new & old. I also enjoy Am Fliers "S" , Aristocraft & LGB engines & rolling stock, & the Bachmann "Spectrum" line in "G" scale very much. I'm concerned that product availability / manufacturing capacity in 0 , .027, S & G scales don't seem to match demand as well as other smaller scales do. I hope that probelm is remedied soon. Waiting for a new 0 or G scale product to be available for purchase 6 to 18 months or more after it's been announced seems a bit long to me, especially in 0 scale. Does anyone else agree? I love this hobby, and I'd hate to see the popularity of these scales slip because marketing and, to a greater degree, manufacturing capacity and HIGH PRICE were out of sinc with demand.
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