Hello Group, All outstanding points to use in building a quality presentation. Not yet mentioned is to use clean simple and easy to read fonts. Avoid the more artsy styles. Additionally and still on

Thanks for the replies, guys. And I thank Tim O’C for his offer. And I know that Tru Color is “the same thing” as Accupaint was. Here’s the issue with that. I was NEVER able to get

---In STMFC@..., <timboconnor@...> wrote : George didn't use "Accupaint" to print his decals. He usedcustom mixes of RPM (parent of Testors, and Floquil) product. That's what he toldme, at least*. I

>Seeking advice . . . > >I have a substantial collection of Accucals, because the sets they did for ERIE diesels (which did haul Steam Era Freight Cars) are easily the best, most accurate decals

I wish there had been more clinics on more topics. This year there weren't many clinics of interest to me. Jared Harper Athens, GA ---In STMFC@..., <golden1014@...> wrote : Clark, I wasn't there

Bill Welch wrote: -->"It appears that Bob's has accessed J. Parker's photos based on the silver & black Georgia USRA rebuild photo I purchased. Mr. Parker is from Canada and sends out to some of us a

Hello folks, A somber evening here tonight based on a sad occurrence late this afternoon. Richard F. Dermody who has been a member of this group for some years died from complications with cancer

Hear, hear, hear!!!! And I usually can’t. Thanks, Doug, for laying it all out in plain language. Schuyler Subject: RE: [STMFC] A good clinic was:Re: Collinville RPM I will let

The points here are outstanding and some I've even heard in presentation skills training. Two more quick ones; First, practice your presentation a few times in front a mirror and time yourself. Most

Thank you Doug for an excellent summary. I will emphasize two things you said. Use the microphone. Never underestimate the deafness of your audience. I am a trained speaker, but I insist on a

Schuyler I have about 2/3 of a bottle left of Accu-set. You're welcome to 1/2of what is left (1/3 of a full bottle) because I won't use it all. Itsmells a lot like his paint thinner! My guess is that

To get back to the express reefer, that image shows a car with post-1931 lettering, after the ARE and REA lettering of those cars. Those reefers were rebuilt in 1954, and this image shows a car in

Folks, If you need help with some feature of Yahoo (for example, how to update your email address), you may send your question toSTMFC-owner@.... That’s also the place to

It appears that Bob's has accessed J. Parker's photos based on the silver & black Georgia USRA rebuild photo I purchased. Mr. Parker is from Canada and sends out to some of us a daily message w/8-10

Doug & Group, Good point all. Thank you for sharing. I would like to add a couple more comments… Keep whatever graphics such as titles, logos, and those “gee wiz this looks good” backgrounds to

For the last few years I have focused on doing presentations on various aspects of modeling where all of the material in them is created by me giving me the liberty to make the presentations available

For the last few years I have focused on doing presentations on various aspects of modeling where all of the material in them is created by me giving me the liberty to make the presentations available

On 8/15/2016 10:35 AM, fgexbill@... [STMFC] wrote: Hope so as I have ordered a couple of the following; 1937 AAR 40' Boxcar with Deco ends, C&O original

Doug Harding wrote: I'm glad Doug included this point. Too many presenters are way casual about intellectual rights. As a presenter, it is legal, fair use to include ANY photo from ANY source in

Does anyone know of pictures out there showing Trojan Powder tankcars? I've been searching for about two weeks with no results. I thought Sunshine did the TPX tank, but maybe not.... -Ryan