Same thing for me on the 23rd and once earlier in the month. My Yahoo account showed messages were bouncing. I thought it was a problem with my service provider (MSN) or my computer, but since it

I hope Ted is serious, since I pre-ordered a set of these cars from my dealer since Trix was offering two of them in schemes from Niagara Falls, and I thought they would be really neat on the layout,

Evening Folks, I am seeking a source for Microscale set 87-883, READING Cabooses in the red scheme. I am right in the middle of redecorating a LL P2K Northeast caboose from the yeller and green

Schuyler Larrabee wrote: "Something else you won't get right is that "BH" isn't Binghamton, spelled right or not. There was little to absolutely no work on freight cars done in Binghamton on the

--- In STMFC@..., Richard Hendrickson <rhendrickson@o...> wrote "....they are not only grotesquely inaccurate and badly executed but also absurdly overpriced." Other than that is there

<schuyler.larrabee@v...> wrote: I agree. Three years ago (when I found this group) I was content that everything Athearn and MDC made was prototypically correct. Now I can even calculate what the

In response to Guy Wilber's post, I'll second Tony T's "welcome back" and season's greetiongs. Godd to hear from you Guy. And I'll add a question: Wherinell is Earthquake Faults, Nevada? Not to be

I wrote, re Ted Culotta's post: To which Schuyler Larrabee responded: Schuyler, I know Ted pretty well and I think he's serious. Richard H. Hendrickson Ashland, Oregon 97520

Thanks, Ted SGL Bingham(no p)ton native.

You native West Coasters will never get this one right. The Hamptons are summer home communities on eastern Long Island. Binghamton (no 't') is a small city in "upstate" New York. Upstate is in

Guy Wilber wrote: Welcome "back," Guy. Long time no read, or something like that. Nice to hear from you, and Happy Holidays. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2942

Ben Hom responded: Here's what I have for Erie reweight station symbols: BH = Binghampton, NY CD = Cleveland CX = Croxton, NJ DO = Dunmore, PA EB = East Buffalo HD = Hammond, IN HL = Hornell,

Ted Culotta writes: I don't doubt that you're up to the challenge, Ted, but the question is - is it worth all that effort? Especially to rework a model that costs upwards of $30 to start with? I

Stefan Lerch� asked: "I have this car in dark green post-war scheme with the colored goat herald from Intermountain and would like to add the correct trucks for this class. Any ideas?" These

"KE" Regards, Ted Culotta Speedwitch Media 100 14th Avenue, San Mateo, CA 94402 info@... www.speedwitch.com (650) 787-1912

First, I have not yet checked the tank dimensions yet, so this is contingent upon those being workable. Second, for those of you who have seen "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" this all brings to mind

Yet again sucking the money out of my wallet! (very good money, spent very wisely by buying anyting Ted does) Ted Culotta <tculotta@...> wrote: After the first volume of the journal, the