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~~I don't see the point when a used film camera would blow it away by a million miles.~~
The point is, in fact, to make something, and I shouldn't be a camera snob.
There's still something to assembling it yourself. Viewed as an educational activity, it easily clears the bar for photo quality.
Yes you can get better photos by buying something else used, but that doesn't mean this doesn't have value.