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This may depend a bit on just what you mean -- if you mean installing decoders (sound or not) in DCC-ready locos, or locos that don't require new motors, frame drilling, etc., then doing it yourself really isn't that difficult.  I have fairly bad eyesight, too, but use one of those lighted magnifiers (with the round flourescent tube around the magnifier), and I've done several.I wouldn't tackle the tougher ones myself, but mostly just because I don't know what to do, and probably don't have the equipment.But yes, Tony's and Litchfield in particular are very good.  And Tony's has an unconditional money-back guarantee on anything he sells.
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