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 Robyn: The absolute best way for you to proceed is to contact your local model railroad club and ask them for advice on which way to proceede. Failing that you should contact your LHS (local hobby shop), one which specializes in trains, hopefully in O gauge 3rail. The idea is for you to be put in touch with someone in your area with experience with your train set and making shelf layouts. Trust your gut here in who you hire but also get some references. As an added bonus, you will likely meet nice people who share your new found interest in model railroading. Good Luck Randy PS bring your check book, as you will likely be adding to the hardware you have at present. R
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