I am receiving "blank" posts from Jack Burgess in the Digest as well.

Same here Doug. Chuck Hladik

They are coming through to me also. No problem. Charles Etheredge

I have the same experience with Jack's messages. Richard Townsend Lincoln City, Oregon

Not for me. Blank messages. SGL From: STMFC@... [mailto:STMFC@...] On Behalf Of Anthony Thompson Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2013 12:19 AM To:

If I spent some time (which, at the moment, I don't have) with my '52 UTL roster, I could give you an exact number. In any case, I can assure you that several thousand were built and that most of

Doug Harding wrote: They are coming through okay to me. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2906 Forest Ave., Berkeley, CA 94705 www.signaturepress.com (510)

I have the same problem. Cyril Durrenberger

I am suddenly having a problem reading any message posted to the group from Jack Burgess. They come through as blank. I can go to the yahoo site and read them, but they download to my computer as

All, I have sifted through multiple recent threads concerning the type X underframe upgrade to the MDC old time tank car kit. A tremendous amount of information and good modeling info. One thing I

This is the story as I've heard it. When ALPS launched their printer it was probably one of the best colour 'photo quality' printers available. Prints were relatively expensive but the quality was

John Riddell suggested: <To get a really flat finish try Scalecoat 1 SST FLAT GLAZE. <It gives a much ‘flatter’ finish than Dullcoat. Really flat !! So...I purchased some Scalecoat Flat Glaze

Good stuff, Ike, I didn't read this in Fl but I really enjoyed it. Call you tomorrow. fenton geichelberger@...> wrote: -- Fenton Wells 3047 Creek Run Sanford NC

A few Shorpy photos that might be of interest to this group. Bob Chaparro Hemet, CA The Detroit River circa 1905. "Transfer steamer Detroit." Livestock cars on a

You are absolutely right, Tony. I misread the car. Bob Chaparro

Bob Chaparro wrote: I don't see it, Bob. Please point it out. But I do see two of the ORIGINAL Fruit Growers Express cars, predecessor to the one founded in 1920. Tony Thompson

A few Shorpy photos that might be of interest to this group. Bob Chaparro Hemet, CA The Detroit River circa 1905. "Transfer steamer Detroit." Livestock cars on a

IMHO there is a cottage industry here waiting to happen. Every modeling group I have found on the web (and there are a ton of them) decries the inability to print white decals. The model RR buffs,

Dave, First, there were two subclasses of composite hopper built by the PRR during WWII. Neither is really modeled by the P2K hopper. The first, H31a was a single car. The second, H31b consisted of

I am very curious about the D&H cement boxcar, a modified USRA single sheathed boxcar, the familiar HO model manufactured by Tichy. B&O had similar cars, classes M-24a and M-24b, modified in 1933,