Gene's email is the only one of this thread I've read. I don't know if this error in is Gene's count of errors in his M&StL book, but on page...who knows? Cause the pages aren't numbered! Anyway; in

I will second what Gene Green said: many book buyers don't read captions. I've been asked more than once about some fact concerning a photo in one of my books, and have replied with some

Gene I have the book you're discussing and do read captions and enjoyed them. Some people buy them for pictures only some captions and pictures . Nothing is perfect and if some one wants it to be

***I've been thinking perhaps I should footnote this statement about door configuration because there has been some discrepancy on this matter at other web sites, and it merits clearing up. The NP

Gene, I have your Refrigerator Car Color Guide. I can't say I've read all the captions. I can say that I've browsed them all and in those sections of the book of particular interest to me, I have read

Folks, I'm looking for James David Thompson's new e-mail address.  My current one just bounced. Many thanks, Al Kresse [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I have a variety of HO scale items listed on eBay including some kits that may be of interest. A few items end tonight, while others end tomorrow and over the next few days. I have some Tichy

Tim is exactly correct. I have written 4 books for Morning Sun. My experience with captions has been a bit different than the complaints here about "the growing problem of erroneous captions." The

Did anyone graph the accuracy vs. beers consumed quotient? :-)

Guys, Dave Hickcox (C&O Color Guide, Morning Sun) had the caption process down correct -- bring in the "experts" for beer and treats in a hotel room after a local train show and have them review

Tim,Thank you.I have about given up on Ebay.Through STMFC I have been able to pick up a few cars including some Sunshine resin Kits.Thanks again Tim,A

Another design for the frameless tank car was by Bettendorf. How many they built is unknown, but they did build one cutaway version to show a connecting "tube" for strength. (no quit an internal

Or you can check here http://www.branchline-trains.com/dealers.htm Rich Orr

Hello, Armand. You might want to call Tom at Model Railroad Scene at 419-529-5959. He has a few kits. Let him know I referred you, he might need help shipping them! Sincerely,Mark Morgan

Perhap a Wiki ? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki_software Quite a few technology shops use these for tracking issues within product development teams... Setting-up a thread for each publication

Some of the books have so many errors, that organization of the corrections/comments would be crucial... otherwise people would have to "wade through" a lot of stuff. Maybe a separate Yahoo Group for

Rob,           Members of this list have been reat about pointing out errors, or omissions in text and photo captions. Your idea sounds workable so long as we do not allow attacks on writers,

Gentlemen, three further notes on the Smithsonian photo collection: 1) On Monday of this week I received, by mail, 4 prints that I had ordered from them by email 17 days previous. In February I

And who will correct the corrections?

Ebay? http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?sofocus=bs&sbrftog=1&fccl=0&fcl=3&catref=C6&frpp=50&from=R2&satitle=branchline+box*+-pullman+-berwick+-yardmaster&sacat=19128%26catref%3DC6&sargn=-1%26s