Snapguy -- I understand what you are saying and, to a point, even agree -- but I picked up a grundle of this sort of camera back in my "wow that's cool!" collecting phase and, like most collectors who start out as accumulators, ended up with several cubic feet of cameras that worked poorly if at all and used odd-sized film (620 in this case) that could not be sold and repaired only at great time expense.
My darkroom needed the space. So I gave them to my kids, who are very artistic, to use as art supplies. Not that much different from the guy who covered a car with cameras, or the guy who built a wall out of Argus C3 (brick) cameras. In a way this even does collectors of the world a favor -- thinning the field and recycling less wastefully.
