It really depends on your data. If you have too few models you probably have a bunch of weird database columns that are used to check what type of model you have. If you have too many models you probably are abstracting too soon. Like others mentioned it's really what suits your specific project and code architecture.
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It really depends on your data. If you have too few models you probably have a bunch of weird database columns that are used to check what type of model you have. If you have too many models you probably are abstracting too soon. Like others mentioned it's really what suits your specific project and code architecture.