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mrmustard11Charter Member · 113 postsDec 31, 2003 1:09 AM

Does anyone out there do donationware models?
I have been semi doing it with my models because I personally don't like charging for models.
However due to circumstances beyond my control I had to switch over to donationware in hopes of raising a little extra money to pay bills from my hobby. I have had a string of bad roomates that left me footing a lot of bills, while I have been struggling to get my head above water its a quickly turning into a desperate situation.
I am hoping that donationware will help out just a little.
Otherwise I have to look to my last option which is to pick up multiple jobs and doing so would put an end to my model building for TS.My question is what does the community feel about such an idea?-=Andrew=-Northern California Narrow Gauge Model Builders http://www.western-spirit.org/trainsim/

~Building accurate 3-D Train models since 2002~

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