Roger Hinman wrote: I bet you find relatively few cars of fruits and vegetables, at least from SFRD or PFE. Both disliked NYC almost as much as PRR for their atrocious perishable handling. It went

Beckert, Shawn wrote: Yep, though not QUITE that bad. We've had parts or entireties of books reprinted at printer's expense, though never the entire run of the entire book. There's an old

Tim sez: Aw, gee. And all this time I thought the curse had to do with the WORLD SERIES. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2942 Linden Ave., Berkeley, CA 94705

List, For those who (like me) are waiting on the T&NO book from Steve. Nice to know the U.P helps SOMEBODY once in awhile... Hey Tony, did a printer ever do this to one of your books? Shawn

Just received a box perishable logs I won on ebay for the year's 1941-1962(with lots of holes) They record all perishable traffic received, the reporting marks and any special notes on the condition

his That's for sure! That's why I respect any manufacturer who approaches resin kit production as a business, and not as merely an extension of their hobby. We need the latter, but the charm of

The ever-alert Tim O' C writes re: Well, Hmmmmm, ah.... we are in fact far beyond mere epistemology. In fact, I was/am dead wrong. I seemed to open up about everything (OK) but the the offending

The best known example of a freight car with a King underframe is the Illinois River Packet Co. No. 201 boxcar. Plans and construction article for this car appeared in the Nov. 1959 issue of Model

Shawn, It might be a combination of things. First, my digital camera is a point and click type; need to get a better camera (or a friend with a better camera! :-)) to get some good pics. The photo

Geez, Tim, didn't know you were that much of a Sox fan... Shawn Beckert

They ain't won the World Series, yet. (VBG) -- Brian Ehni

Oops. Make that October 20, 2004. I'm so elated I don't even know what month it is.

Denny Anspach wrote Denny, this raises an interesting epistemological problem. How do you KNOW you have no problems with the F&C site? Hmmmmm? Tim "Everything changed on September 20, 2004"

My Locomotive status dated November 15, 1954 shows 452 as "St Albans, awaiting shop" -- I know she was shopped at least this time and returned to service for almost 2 years before retirement. The

Armand Premo asked: "Where Can I get a list of all of their offerings?" http://www.pocahontasmodels.com Again, see Jim Brewer's original post #35068, October 20, 6:21 PM, where he spelled out all

Where Can I get a list of all of their offerings?A.Premo

Uncured urethane resin is viscous. The computer business is vicious. And so is Mike as this thread continues..... Tom Madden

That all of the underbody equipment is on one side has always intrigued me, if only because of some weight imbalance that should be occurring. However, if memory serves (and it most assuredly does not

latest version(s) of Explorer< Explorer is free as are most of the other browsers. However I feel as you do. I kept IE 4 until nothing worked anymore and simple was told we don't support it

As well as Internet Explorer 5. So it apparently only works with the latest veresion(s) of Explorer. Which I don't have because I'd rather spend my $$ on N&W automobile car kits and such. Richard