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I review the current capabilities of small, medium and large telescopes inthe study of minor bodies of the Solar System (MBOSS), with the goal ofidentifying those areas where the next generation of Extremely Large Telescopes(ELTs) are required to progress. This also leads to a discussion of thesynergies between large and small telescopes. It is clear that the newfacilities that will become available in the next decades will allow us todiscover smaller and more distant objects (completing size distributions) andto characterise and even resolve larger individual bodies and multiple systems,however we must also recognise that there is still much to be learned from widesurveys that require more time on more telescopes than can ever be available onELTs. Smaller telescopes are still required to discover and characterise largesamples of MBOSS.

Mony a Mickle Maks a Muckle: Minor Body Observations with Optical Telescopes of All Sizes