@Mallard4468 posted:That's brilliant, out-of-the-box, twisted, and kind of sad all at the same time. Still trying to decide if I like the idea or not, but it's worth considering.
Here is the problem, the manufacturers in China are not happy with limited production runs. The last tinplate items became difficult to run since the production numbers were so small. Part of that is from making both Command and Traditional options. Is the current generation of train buyers going to buy more tinplate or less? The younger train hobbyist isn't buying tinplate. The dead hobbyist buy even less.
Scott Smith
