The Standard Gauge Module Association had a Zoom that included Andy Edleman a few days ago. He updated the situation with MTH. Nothing terribly concrete, but he provided much more detail about the parts and service organization. For those interested there's an extended segment on YouTube of the whole session. Andy's is the second segment and lasts close to 30 minutes or more, and includes his discussion of MTH history and possible future. Short version: Tooling is abroad and not coming to the USA. The parts and service organization is in the works, but the future of manufacturing is uncertain. He said there is still a possibility of an MTH II, so to speak, but there was unlikely to be any announcement before the New Year. Clearly there are things going on he could not publicly comment upon. Little DCS discussion but this was a standard gauge tinplate crowd who are likely to be less interested in that issue. Some very informative and open comments, and some personal reflections including why he does not and will not play golf with Mike Wolf 
. I think many will find Andy's comments quite engaging and interesting. His reflections on the altered level of collegiality in the industry, much for the better, were particularly poignant, I thought.
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Certainly provides us hobbyists with lots of hope going forward. 
