Rather echoing the above, I see no major changes in the next ten years.
I don't even see a need for change, EXCEPT in the area of improving already existing design and assembly techniques. What we already have is excellent, except for the recurrence of problems with wheels, gears and guides and the ever present complaints of not manufacturing to a consistent scale. All of these are curable and that is ALL that is needed.
I don't even see a need for change, EXCEPT in the area of improving already existing design and assembly techniques. What we already have is excellent, except for the recurrence of problems with wheels, gears and guides and the ever present complaints of not manufacturing to a consistent scale. All of these are curable and that is ALL that is needed.
