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Kristian, A year ago I was in your shoes. At first I looked at "N" scale as a compromise, because of space. But in time with proper track and equipment, I've become very enthusiastic about "N". It is a scale that allows for a decent operation in small spaces, and eventually very nice layouts in even a modest space. As long as you stay away from the bottom of the barrel type equipment you'll be very satisfied. My experience with "N" so far has been much more rewarding and reliable than a previous attempt with an HO layout made from a Tyco train set. Ask questions, I've had nothing but great learning and sharing from this and other forums. Welcome.. Dave
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