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Standards for modular layouts have been around for a while. This link is to my local HO modular group, but if you look under their links page, you will find more info on N and HO modules. www.hotrak.ca Having seen the HO and N scale modules in action, I would say this is definitely the way to go if you're going to have to move. The immediate benefit is also that you can take your module(s) to a meet, hook them up, and you have a whole new layout to play with! This is a step-by-step about building modules. It is for HO, but the same principles apply: http://www.railwaybob.com/Modules/ModuleConstruction/ModConstr01.htm Andrew
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