12-30-2013, 02:10 AM
This made me walk away from this thread.
Failure to have perfect 90° angles on my buildings is not a challenge. It's just tough luck and I put 85° corner buildings with a big smile on my layout for the pure sake of fun. That is a very different approach from the real world and that is what makes it a hobby and not a new profession.
jab Wrote:.... Where's the challenge? ....Even there, part of the challenge in life is to find a way to go beyond what you think is the minimum space you have....I am doing model railroad for pure fun only. The challenges of my life have been mastered successful in the past and my wife and I enjoy a happy life. We will do our best again if the destiny will trough some more on us.
Failure to have perfect 90° angles on my buildings is not a challenge. It's just tough luck and I put 85° corner buildings with a big smile on my layout for the pure sake of fun. That is a very different approach from the real world and that is what makes it a hobby and not a new profession.
Reinhard