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I'd say HO - it offers models that are large enough to work on easily but takes up a reasonably small space. Models worth investigating to make a start with minimal outlay include Athearn (they make the famous "Blue Box" kits which are very easy to assemble and look good when built, just add Kadee couplers instead of the E-Z mates they come with), and Walthers Trainline. You'll find the Kadee website very useful ( www.Kadee.com ) when working out what couplers you need to fit a loco or car - though they sometimes get a little confused in my experience! <br /> <br />Best of luck with starting in the hobby, if you post questions here on the forum you'll get friendly responses that should help you sort out the problem.
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