11-22-2014, 11:00 AM
In many respects, freelance is harder than prototype. After all, prototyping is really nothing more than copying what someone else has already built, but in your specific scale, while freelancing requires far more imagination to create a backstory, believable settings and realistic, personal color schemes for your own choice of equipment roster. The proto folks have everything dictated for them in advance, so they may be master modelers but they require no real imagination or soul to do what they do.
And the proto people cannot have neat things like GERN or hidden quirky jokes on their layout, like a dinosaur.
Even the late, great John Allen had a dinosaur on his Gorre & Dapheatid RR, along with swayback buildings and boxcars. 8-)
Of course, none of you are ready for a fantasy scale modeler like myself...
And the proto people cannot have neat things like GERN or hidden quirky jokes on their layout, like a dinosaur.
Even the late, great John Allen had a dinosaur on his Gorre & Dapheatid RR, along with swayback buildings and boxcars. 8-)
Of course, none of you are ready for a fantasy scale modeler like myself...