01-13-2013, 11:53 PM
I personally try to cut down on my level of kits in the interest of time. I'll only buy a kit if A.) I can't get it any other way, B.) its significantly cheaper in kit form, and/or C.) I can put it together quickly.
I don't mind assembling kits, but the problem becomes that these kits are time consuming. A Blue box or Walthers kit probably goes together in a few hours, but more involved kits, such as my resin commuter car kits, take a LONG time to put together. That time addes up, especially when there may be other, more important projects to be completed.
For most locomotives and freight cars, I'll probably go RTR.
I don't mind assembling kits, but the problem becomes that these kits are time consuming. A Blue box or Walthers kit probably goes together in a few hours, but more involved kits, such as my resin commuter car kits, take a LONG time to put together. That time addes up, especially when there may be other, more important projects to be completed.
For most locomotives and freight cars, I'll probably go RTR.
Modeling New Jersey Under the Wire 1978-1979.
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