05-13-2009, 03:17 PM
Ya gotta be careful with being indecisive on scales, gauges, eras, and prototypes because you will never get much past the benchwork stage. 
I recommend having your main focus, then having your other interests as "diversions" when you need a change of pace. For example, I have a few diesel-era projects taht I work on occasionally when 1920 era burns me out. And as money permits in the future, I may get some colorado NG equipment to run when I feel like it.
But if you abandon what you have started now - it is unlikely you will ever go back - and your unfinished DSP&P projects will remain on the shelf permanently. Perhaps just a few pieces of rolling stock and a diorama will satisfy your urge? :mrgreen:
I recommend having your main focus, then having your other interests as "diversions" when you need a change of pace. For example, I have a few diesel-era projects taht I work on occasionally when 1920 era burns me out. And as money permits in the future, I may get some colorado NG equipment to run when I feel like it.
But if you abandon what you have started now - it is unlikely you will ever go back - and your unfinished DSP&P projects will remain on the shelf permanently. Perhaps just a few pieces of rolling stock and a diorama will satisfy your urge? :mrgreen:
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