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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by preceng Use AutoCAD 2004. Great if you know how to use. You need to draw every line by hand (so to speak). UPSIDE: The accuracy is outstanding. I use it to design track layouts, wiring schematics (great reference when something breaks), my control panel layout, etc. I use it to design kit-bashed and built from scratch structures. The DOWNSIDE: $3500.00 I have not used other software. For those who use AutoCADD, and Bachman EZ Track (HO Scale). I have all track components as AutoCAD 2000 blocks. ALSO: Benchwork (table) designs for 4'x8' w/ 2'x3' wing. My current track layout w/ control panel schematics. Atlas swiches, and More. If you ask, I will supply Good Luck [/quote] Hey, would it be possible to get a copy of your components. I have been out of the hobby for about 13 years and am looking to get back into it now that I have my own house. I am a new product designer by trade at just end up wasting my lunchhours here at work and figure this would be a good "waste of time" project for lunchs. Thanks, FASTRAKR Probably should add email address: timothy.writt@hollandcanada.com
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