07-03-2013, 05:58 AM
Yeah I sorta agree with Terry. I tried Trainz and MS Train Simulator, I liked Trainz (where you can build your own layout and then get in your train and go) better. However as long as I can do real modeling I will stick with that instead of the sims. But if I were to have disabilities that prevented me from working on my layout these programs would be a good substitute. I don't know of any narrow gauge programs though.
Mike
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