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I can only recommend SCARM. It is fairly easy to learn and there are a lot of excellent video tutorials helping get the grab on it. The guy /Mixy in this parish) who developed it, is also helpful and will answer your question within a couple of days. SCARM is for free, has a large track library, a nice 3D feature and even a free train simulator, so you can tour your layout in 2D as well as 3D mode. RTS from Atlas is identical to SCARM, but limited to Atlas track. I started to use SCARM about two years ago and quickly got into it, although I am not the computerr savvy type. Here is a 3D view of one of my later creations for Marklin HO scale tinplate from the 1960´s. <img src="http://i682.photobucket.com/albums/vv185/SirMadig/Maumlrklin%20Nostalgie%2014%203%20Alternative%202_zps96tu1ylv.jpg" alt=" " /> <img src="http://i682.photobucket.com/albums/vv185/SirMadig/Maumlrklin%20Nostalgie%2014%203%20Alternative%201_zpshlzfi6nb.jpg" alt=" " /> Buildings, cars and locos are not included - I drew them using scarm as a 3D graphics tool.
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