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Ken, Look at things this way. Here you are less than a year in the Hobby and you have massed a good bit of equipment that you like and that you understand. You have learned from your purchases, upped your skill set and seem to be enjoying things which is REALLY what this is all about. I've been in and out of the Hobby for the last 20 years. Have no real long main line and swing from thinking I like LONG main line trains to enjoying Switchyard duties with the slowest switcher I can find. Some of my used Engines are some of my favorites because I can no longer buy these new. I do very much agree with Nigel that you owe yourself to buy at least one better quality engine at some point. After you experience one of these you will see why we make this suggestion. I don't think we are telling you to buy a $500 dollar engine, but spending $89-120 for an engine will make a huge difference, and if you can find a DEAL on one of these through the Internet, so much the better. Have FUN, ENJOY! Chris
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