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Mostly just shadowing what others have said, but this is from expirience. -Come prepared with a list (at least mentally) of what you want or need. -Remember that you get what you pay for, with whatever you buy being sold "as is". Unless it comes brand-spanking-new from an official retailer, don't expect the manufacturer to honor a warranty. -If you see something you are looking for at an attractive price. Don't wait, get it then and there. Odds are by the time you come back from looking around it will be gone and there's nothing you can do about it. And if you find it elsewhere at a better price, some, but not all sellers will accept a return (Be wary) I bought one used loco at a show, took it home, and WOOPS! it didn't fit my curves!(Should've thought about that beforehand) I took it back to the seller the next day and explained my situation very nicely to the gentleman. After a quick test run and look over to see that I hadn't broken it, he gave my money back. I made sure to purchase some other things from him because he was so kind and cooperative about it, and in no way had to give my money back. [8-|]
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