Since you asked | Pictures | Transport | Rail | Words | Friends My name is Nick and I'm a railfan. Currently I'm collecting photos of the Moffat Road between Denver and the East Portal of the Moffat tunnel for a large N scale club layout being built in dever. You can visit the Denver N Scale website. Photos around Union Station and the Postal Annex My modeling revolves around: N scale (1 foot = 160 feet), Standard Gauge (4' 8 1/2" between rails)

• Compact size
• Great for operation and large scenery

Georgetown Loop
Links: Videos of the CRANDIC in operation The Crandic Model Railroad N scale group Dave's Rio Grande Narrow Gauge site Sn3 scale (1 foot = 64 feet), Narrow gauge (3' between rails)

• Excellent detail
• Great for modeling weight, sound, and mass of Steam Engines
• Beautiful for detailing

Denver Narrow Gauge Club
Links: Southern Pacific NG
Colorado NG
Denver South Park & Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Denver & Rio Grande Western N Scale
Gilpin Gold Tram
HOn3 modeling
Layout Design Special Interests
N Scale
Northwest Narrow Gauges
Rio Grande Southern Railway
S Scale
Silverton
Small Layout Design
Sn3
Southwest Narrow Gauge
Turn Of The Century Narrow Gauge
Soundtraxx systems
The Rusty Rail (Denver N Scale Club)
Railfan links: Tales from the krug Some good steam engine sites: Loco Locomotives.
The Ultimate Steam Page
Fast Painting figures
A great modeling site
Narrow Gauge Memories by John West

KAM software is crap, it is easier to use the free JMRI software, which has a much better install base and friendlier support. DecoderPro is a great application for configuring DCC decoders.