In reply to Chopper:
I would avoid Epson flatbeds for 35mm as imo they just don't have the resolution for a small frame. Go for a dedicated 35mm scanner off eBay, e.g. a Minolta Dimage 5400, Nikon Coolscan 4000/5000 or a Plustek Opticfilm. They're a bit more expensive but hold their value well and you shouldn't lose money if/when you want to resell.
They are generally a lot slower overall than using an Epson, though, so you might have to make a decision on whether you want speed or resolution.
Alternatively, if you have a good digital camera and a macro lens you could look at camera 'scanning', which works surprisingly well and can be very quick once you have a good setup.
Post edited at 10:43