Okay Fellas;With few exceptions,I hardly think the "Copyright Police"are gonna do a "David Koresh/Waco"style raid if you download a pitcure by a long dead photographer for your own use!!

In a message dated 5/13/2006 2:15:07 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, thompson@... writes: I have usually asked people not to videotape my presentations because I do not have the rights

Does any one know what the status on the UP boxcars from Speedwitch is? I know at one point Ted was having issues with the castings, but haven't heard anything in the past 3-4 weeks... Paul

Hello, While I'm reasonably sure that this is not a "real" box car, I thought that perhaps the members of this list might have information that might be useful to me. I've agreed to build an old kit

I lost my TRAIN of thought! (pun intended) Bobby Pitts Behalf Of

Mike Brock wrote: Umm, I wasn't actually expecting a response as there is no fair response to the question. But that said, yeah, you're right... off topic tangent... sorry. Dave Nelson

I can show images of protected material in the presentation but can't include them in the handouts. Can o' worms!< And this brings up another interesting thought. My clinic at PCR was video taped!

I am building a BLT model of RBBX 79072, 50' plug door boxcar, built June of 1957, green with yellow stripe paint scheme. I want to replace the BLT roofwalk with an after market part. What type of

Dave Nelson writes: These words that I'm No...Somebody should NOT explain the differences. The discussion regarding copyright and/or property rights on the STMFC is restricted to their application

No, but there's still ways of getting it off the screen. If it can be seen, it can be downloaded. If this can cause problems for the list, please don't post them in the list archives. It's possible

As soon as you post something about freight cars. :-) Pete _____________________________________________________ Pete Brown - Gambrills, MD (Near Annapolis) Visit my personal site :

Anthony Thompson wrote: Indeed. IMO the current term of copyright is an obscenity. These words that I'm writing are automatically protected under current copyright law for the term of my life plus

Tom Madden wrote: Gosh, now I now know far the series goes <g>. Glad to hear of the cachet, though. Like Richard does with jpegs, sending an individual copy is permitted. Often a

Pete Brown wrote: You are right about files like MP3. That appeared in the 1998 law. But that law did NOT change the rules for print publications, photographs, art, etc. Incidentally,

Chet, Thank you for the direction to the C&EI/L&N in the period of 1945- 1950 through these films/DVD's. I will immediately seek out the "Green Frog Productions" DVD's. Paul

Except that 1 copy for your friend is also typically illegal. You can't share an MP3 with a friend, and I can't use the same copy of Windows for my wife's computer without breaking the law. The most

Tony Thompson wrote: The internet is certainly the Great Deceiver. Maybe it's the solitude and supposed anonymity, but it can make middle-aged men think teenage girls lust after them, that everything

In a message dated 5/12/2006 4:30:32 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, smithbf@... writes: On May 12, 2006, at 10:10 AM, SUVCWORR@... wrote: > In the meantime, could someone knowledgeable

Rich, From my memory of those shots, these were both General American built tank cars. At the moment, other then the RC brass model, we have no good models of these cars in HO. I keep hearing

Group, Yesterday I received 3 DVD's titled "The Golden Twilight of Postwar Steam", parts one, two, and three. They came from Green Frog Productions, which I have no interest in, other than being a