Hornby 3MM R-T-R.

Due to the poll being compromised, I regrettably, cannot produce any meaningful results. This is both annoying and frustrating that the poll had been compromised making the results meaningless-I cannot print my feelings.
So- it means that I will have to source a reliable poll system which will produce an unsullied result.
Bear with me as time is at a premium and I don't wish to waste yours or mine.
You may be interested to know that the posts generated nearly 200 visits! Add to that interest on various groups and you will understand my frustration.

Hornby 3MM R-T-R?

The comments I am getting show that there is great enthusiasm for 3mm scale.
If ready to run were introduced then it is a great opportunity to get back to modelling. With, perhaps, a limited selection available initially it gives a basis for creativity by the beleagured cottage industries to flouish where, with the array of RTR, they have perhaps foundered with the mainstream scales.
The 3mm Society would benefit, being able to offer the 'bits and pieces' needed to create a believeable layout.
There seems to be a growing unrest that modellers want to get back to modelling- this is your chance!

3mm Scale R-T-R!

No it's not April 1st- so no sniggering at the back!
I must make it clear from the outset that this is a request for feedback and NOT a formal intention.
Hornby have an interest in all things model railways. Simon Kohler was inspired by the 3mm models displayed at the Alexandra Palace exhibition. This led to a discussion with the Society Chairman about various aspects of 3mm models currently available.
Part of the conversation was to ask that if Hornby were to produce a newly tooled model what should it be. A loco or a piece of rolling stock? The suggestion being that the 3MM membership could be asked the question and from those answers recieved Hornby would be able to see the feasability of such a project.
I will reitterate that this does NOT mean that Hornby will be plunging headlong into 3mm, just asking the question.
To open it up more, and to get ,perhaps, a wider concensus this post has been made to encourage wider opinion.
To voice your opinion, which will be passed to Simon Kohler, please please select the options shown on the left.

 This is your chance- don't lose it!

This post has been made with the full knowledge and permission of Simon Kohler of Hornby.