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Hi Jim If std gauge is your thing take a good hard look at Aristocraft their couple of freight cars that I have, have a couple of features that I like. Propper suspention for a start and metal wheels their plain track is good and is weatherproof. I dont know about their locomotives as all of mine bar two are LGB the odd two is a Hartland Mack swicher a nice little runner rather suprising with the relatively inexpensive nature of the locomotive the other is a Bachmann ten wheeler curently being batterd into a larger scale loco. I would sugest having a few swiches so you can change the route the train takes and a small yard to store trains during an operating session. Me I like to play oops!! I mean operate trains but also sometimes just idle and watch them go by. regards John
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