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From what I have read this looks like it could be fun. 1. Which is the best program? 2. The keyboard or buy control system? (Rail Driver) 3. How about the C&TSRR route? Thanks for any suggestions. 
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Microsoft Train Simulator is the best (I think) and he C&TSRR is available and a new version is about to be released by Andy Miller. Also lots of other narrow gauge routes are available or will be soon such as the RGS and South Park line.http://groups.msn.com/MSTSNarrowGauge
Jonathan Lewis
jonathanmlewis@msn.com
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>2. The keyboard or buy control system? (Rail Driver) I absolutely love my RailDriver. I would recommend it to anyone.-Jeff
Union Pacific is my drug.
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heffed, Thanks for the reply. Guess I better order one.
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Thanks to all. I received numerous E-mails plus the answers here. Today I have ordered: Microsoft Train Simulator & RailDriver. Please remember when I come back with new questions I am new at this and no idea what I am doing.Thanks again for all the help. My favorite Railroad
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