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  First off welcome to MR forums. I went with the local club option, and it was well worth it.  If you find a good one you get to draw on the experience of people who have been doing this for years, plus you get to skip a bunch of mistakes and pitfalls that have already been made, and you can get help with troubleshooting problems and upgrading your locomotives and rolling stock.  I can suggest a few good ones in New England if you are in this part of the country.  If not, a trial member ship in the NMRA is also a good place to start, some divisions in the NMRA even have modular operating groups.
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