01-18-2012, 08:17 AM
I don't really understand what the eyesight thing is all about. I work with O scale and gauge at work and some HO. Most of the tiny details I have to fool with in those scales don't exist in N scale. I find the N far easier (other than putting the wheels on the track 
) to work with. That said if one wants to put detailed interiors in the buildings and enjoys doing tiny detail work then I guess the bigger scales are the way to go. Myself I'm a big picture type of modeler not a small picture type. I don't use a three foot rule but two foot works for me. For the record my right eye is not far from being legally blind and my left eye is barely O.K. with my glasses on.
) to work with. That said if one wants to put detailed interiors in the buildings and enjoys doing tiny detail work then I guess the bigger scales are the way to go. Myself I'm a big picture type of modeler not a small picture type. I don't use a three foot rule but two foot works for me. For the record my right eye is not far from being legally blind and my left eye is barely O.K. with my glasses on.
Mike
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