Found This Awhile Ago, I'll leave it here for your enjoyment (Its about Narrow Gauge)

[Anonymous]

This website:

https://www.narrowgauge.org/

This book:

https://www.amazon.com/Rainbow-Route-Illustrated-Silverton-Railroad/dp/0913582123

And two op sessions on this layout (the narrow gauge portion):

http://mrr.trains.com/how-to/track-plan-database/2018/04/ho-scale-leadville-and-red-cliff-rr

Launched me down the path of modelling Colorado narrow gauge.  Not in that order.

[OT Dean]

I still enjoy "revisiting" "Narrow Gauge in the Rockies," by Lucius Beebe and Charles Clegg.  I long ago wore out the dust jacket on mine, as I've had it more than 60 years.  I think you'd like it too--if you can find a copy.

Deano

[mbinsewi]

This winter, I have discovered a new liking to an On30 set I've had for a while, enough to get it out of box, and get things running, it was used, with lots of run time.

Now running great.  It's a Bachmann 2-6-0.

Mike.

[rrinker]

 I'm not ready to change gears just yet, even after riding on the narrow guage in Colorado. But if I ever did switch... On30 is a compromise, sure, too wide for Maine 2 footers and too narrow for the 3 footers elsewhere, but what's (wait, I'm not going to say that)

                                        --Randy