Guys The problem is not that the F&C web page uses proprietary features of IE. The problem is the Javascript toc.js file here -- http://www.funaroandcamerlengo.com/toc.js For some reason in Firefox

Please forgive the cross posting. The L-40 log cars were SP 42' skeleton logging cars built in the 1930's and in service until the late 60's. I am aware of the great pictures of these cars in Tony

It's not the frames that are the issue - it's the 'click on the link to expand the list' feature on the HO Freight Cars page. When you click the HO Freight Cars link on the left frame, the page brings

Thanks Mike (and to those of you who responded privately) I uploaded what I have and will work to complete the effort. Since I consider myself a relative beginner here I figure it's worth letting you

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the STMFC group. File : /EssentialCars01.xls Uploaded by : RichBeau

All, I will be hosting my annual open house of my model railroad on Saturday, February 2, 2008, from 6 pm to 10 pm, following the Timonium train show. An outdated web page of the layout can be found

Well, I thought about that . . . By 1956 pretty much all the VVSS (narrow track) Shermans that were going to be sent had been sent. There were plenty still in NG units (mainly M4A3) but these

Frank Valoczy wrote: "On topic now: In general terms, how accurate are F&C kits? I'd be interested in the ACL war emergency gon, the M53s, CofG 32 ARA car, the MP54 (not a freight car, I know), and a

Schuyler Larrabee wrote: PRR 371202 ARMY TANKS " " Kurt Laughin replied: "In 1956 these would be G31 gondolas with a listed inside width of 9 ft 6 in. That would seem to be too narrow to carry a

Frank Valoczy wrote: "Just wondering, is there a list/catalogue of F&C kits available somewhere besides their website?" Interminable software discussion aside, this is a worthy project for someone to

I use SeaMonkey normally, and the F&C website didn't completely work in that or Firefox on a Linux platform. I *just* now tried the Dillo browser (an exceptionally light browser), and it works:

Gentlemen, I've over-bought again. I need to thin out a few HO scale models--I just don't have time to build everything. As always I'll accept the first reasonable offer if you're interested in

When I posted before, I just gave the URL for BC Enterprises. Here's the link to their eBay store which currently has 332 kits

Rich Orr wrote: It's not the "standard" HTML which makes something work in one browser and not another--it's the "features" embedded in how it works. Speaking as someone who has had to do

There will be an RPM mini-meet in the Portland area on Saturday, March 1st from 10AM to 3PM. Because the mini-meet will be held in a private residence, it is limited to the 1st 12 people to register.

I sent an e-mail to Kalmbach about the index. They are no longer maintaining it, so unless it is taken over by someone else it will stay out of date. Jim Eckman

I have a shot of an NP freight with several PRR box cars and no NP box cars at all... rule 6 must be: rule 5 is made to be broken.

As a Mac user, I have to agree. If it were "standard" HTML, ANY browser would work fine. Safari and Firefox do not work at all. Apparently, Microsoft has decided to drop out of the Mac browser field.

I'm a regular Mozilla user but I've resigned myself to using IE to see all of F&C's website. Parts of it just don't work for me with Mozilla. Especially the freight car area. Call, write, or email