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[#welcome]The best comapany to go with is up to you really. Is like me tryn to sell you a Ford when you want a Chevy. There are lots of parts that you can put on like cuplers all the way to kitbashing a train or the full train and cars kitbashed. Support I have found good for both. You will need a GFI plug/s, make sure you place more than one there never know when you need a extra for like parties. Battery controlled power is just that, no live rails, some use the new 18v battery from a drill driver. Note: Not as much rail cleaning with battery power, but you will have to clear leaves, stones from frogs and turn outs, branchs, etc. On the other hand you can have rail power which most like even thou we have to clean the tracks with a LGB Track Cleaning Car or Aristo-craft makes a Coobase to clean them or last but not leased a sheet rock sander with fine grit paper. Now I was just speaking of Brass track only there. They make all kinds of track, brass, SS, Alu, etc. My code on my rails are 250 but they make a code 332 which others say looks better. Really up to you. As for turn outs I use LGB and track is Aristo-Craft and all brass with Split Jaw clamps on them. Bachman track does not hold up well with weather at all. Use it for Christmas tree or sell on Epay. As for scale trains and cars: Fn3 scale 1:20.3 G scale 1:22.5  ½" scale 1:24 1:29  1 gauge 3/8" scale 1:32 Good link for you to look into: <a href="/TRC/CS/forums/353205/ShowPost.aspx">http://www.trains.com/TRC/CS/forums/353205/ShowPost.aspx</a>The Toad was here [2c]
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