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I too like the hands on "up close" part of railroading; so I won't totally computerize either, but I want both, so I can employ <u>some</u> high tech; I can wait until the computer screws up then I can pick up all the trains, and start over. After I go to computer, I may come back; I just want to try it. Do we ever finish any of this anyway? It seems that it is all ever evolving; the railroading friends I have agree that one can never completely be satisfied with a layout without changing something.
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