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Intermountain and Branchline are the hardest to build, but have clear, straightforward instructions. Although sometimes Branchline's directions can be a bit unclear. Proto 2000 is much like Intermountain: A little more of a challenge to build, but great detail as well as crystal-clear directions. Bowser and Accurail: Less difficult and less detailed than the above mentioned, however both use blown-up image directions, which can make fitting a part in the right position a test-then-glue job. (Which isn't a bad idea to do anyways) Athearn BB and similar kits: Very easy. ANyone with some knowledge of kitbuilding could easily build one without directions!
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