John, I agree with you about that Mohawk.
For me, what I run depends on my mood, and whether my wife is asleep or awake. LOL.
For instance, when I don't have to worry about waking up my wife, and I want to hear all the booming train sounds, fill the basement with smoke, and/or do switching operations, I run MTH PS2 or 3 on DCS with the handheld remote, or LC+ or Legacy with handheld remote.
On the other hand, when she is asleep and/or I only want to hear the clickety clack down the track or music during an operating session, I run the simpler, quiet trains like that Mohawk.
Then, we also have the charm of the best that Postwar has to offer, like the 773, the 736 and those F3 growlers of the early 1950s, and, of course, those charming Postwar accessories.
Guess I love it all. Arnold
