The new mag.

[Les Huckins <jhuckins@xxxx>]

Lots of excitement, lots of posts, righteous indignation, varied
opinions, great forum

As to making a buck on an endeavor, yes, business is like that. Stephen
has a ton invested in inventory, much of which will stay on the shelf
while the popular items disappear completely. Much applause for taking
the initiative and spending the money to reproduce door handles and the
like. Filling in the blanks so to speak. He really doesn't have to
start a magazine in order for all of us to find out what's he's working
on, it's outed almost immediately on the list. Starting a new magazine
is very gutsy, a large startup outlay of time and money with no
guarantee of success. The World has been there a long time, very
difficult to pit a newcomer against an established entity, no matter how
great it's potential. People tend to do what they are comfortable with,
resist change, the course of least resistance is to leave things as they
are. I think a great plus in this equation is James Espey, however, if
he should get run over by a wayward Bricklin, there goes the ball game!