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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by allan01 Perhaps it is time for Peco to pack a starter track set, to get beginners off on the right track! [/quote] They already do. They offer a pack in both HO and N scale that gets you a loop of settrack, two switches, enough track for a couple of sidings and buffer stops. Can't find the reference numbers for them at the moment though I've seen them in the stores over here. Not sure how many they sell over here as Hornby have a good line in sets - you get a decent loco, stock etc, their standard track (not too shabby, Peco-compatible) and an ok power pack - it's not massively powerful but it'll run pretty much anything and is reasonably precise. Hornby also have add-on packs intended to result in their "Trakmat" (sic) layout - 6x4 board, twin loops, assorted sidings. Are the Walthers Trainline sets still out there? They looked pretty good, adding Kadees should be easy enough to do and those GP9Ms aren't bad locos considering how cheap they are.
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