Brooks Stover gave excellent points about the advantages of S scale, and those points are also on the NASG website. I don't know what state the NASG YouTube channel is in, but whatever videos I have posted to support the NASG and S scale can belong on that
channel when it's ready. I just finished one on the History of EMD using as many S scale models as I could find to exemplify important locomotives in the history of the company. The point was to show that there is/was a wide range of EMD locomotives available
in 1/64th?scale.
If podcasts are useful, I would volunteer to help there, too. I personally do not listen to them.
Terry O'Kelly
Carlisle, MA
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Guys,
I am not on a podcast. I listen to several in the mornings and always wish there was more guys being interviewed that model in S. There is never S manufacturers and just a hand full of S modelers over the years. Most of the time those S modelers seem to just
repeat the talking points of which the NASG has come up with.?
I posted the question here asking others on this list what they might say if they were on a podcast with the hopes of having interesting S to read instead of those same old talking points. It is funny to me that there are just a few post so far. What is everyone
else wanting to say if they were given a chance to shout it out to the world. Such as on a podcast.?
I am going to reach out to several of the podcast asking for more S content and if they would like I would speak to S scale or would suggest some others to speak to S also.?
BTW what is going on with the NASG YouTube? Maybe the NASG could do a monthly podcast.
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Mike Swederska
Meramec Valley Lines
Modeling Mopac equipment in 3/16
Don't let perfection get in the way of good enough! Keep model railroading fun!
