I suspect this was meant to be a private message cause it looks like State secrets. Let’s be careful out there folks and leave the product announcements to the professionals. Eric

I use MS Outlook on my computer. When I want to reply to an author post offline, I first copy their email address from the original message. I hit Reply, delete the group email address, and paste in

Ralph: My "fix" doesn't have anything to do with email providers, or the buttons that you can see in their interfaces. It involves going to our groups.io website and using the Messages section.

Hi Brian, Dave, et al., I am aware of these buttons, but they do not function as advertised with any of my email servers. (In addition to WLM and TWC/Spectrum, I also have the current MS Mail.)

Fred, Thanks for the reminders. I will incorporate most into the final version. I am not too concerned about some problems you cite with the PK2000 gondolas. They are reasonably

Hi Mike, Chuck, et al., Chuck is right, and it is not just a Firefox thing. I use Windows Live Mail primarily,but I also have have TWC/Spectrum email. It appears to be a Groups.IO phenomenon and

Chuck Soule wrote: Can't speak for other applications, but Mac Mail allows you to select the sender's name in the email you received, and choose "reply to sender." Works every time. Tony

On the initial email I see a reply to sender option. It worked for me. See attached. Brian J. Carlson

It's possible (I hesitate to say easy) to respond privately by simply going to the groups.io page, and replying though that interface. There is a green Reply to Group button on the lower left, but

Garth my friend, I still have your original list in my ordner! Tipped you -years ago- about the Pecos River brass WP 1201-series tank cars in K- & AB brake versions. Ted's Speedwitch offered us a

Mike - the problem with this approach is that unless Matthew sets his profile to make his email address visible to members of the group, it does not appear possible to respond directly to him. I

Sorry for my gross oversight. Mansell Peter Hambbly COQUITLAM, B.C.

I love this Ambroid car (one of my layout as we speak), but have always wondered about the passenger diaphragm on one end. Were these cars designed/equipped for occasional operation on passenger

Yes, great info. Thanks!

OK Boss.VBG,Regards,Armand

Yes, I remember Brian Bill Welch

Matthew failed to mention that ALL communications regarding his list WILL be OFF GROUP. Meaning that if you want his list send him a message to his personal address…NOT the RealSTMFC…requesting

Bill are these the cars I covered briefly in my clinic? Brian J. Carlson

I assume John's article inspired the F&C kit. It is pretty good basic kit but room for many enhancements that I will post soon. Thank you Ben and Don! Bill Welch

Bill, Not a D&H maven but there was an article in November 1987 RMC on the prototype with a plan by Chuck Yungkurth showing all three ends, and the with an underframe plan. The December issue