My thanks to Steve Hedlund for sending me 3 builder's photos of IC reefers! Bill Welch

These are the plans I started with for my booth but then made them quite a bit larger because in addition to doing S scale trains my boys were heavy into 1/10 scale RC cars and I wanted to be able to

This won't work for everyone, but I've installed three different booths, venting through a basement window. Remove glass, replace with plywood that has a hole in the center for a dryer vent. My

I made mine base on that article and works perfect. I use a Dayton blower , model 4C447 . Marcelo Lordeiro www.mrcustom.com.br trens@... Tel.: +55 21 2273-2758 _____ De:

Plans and instructions for building a paint booth from galvanized sheet metal were published in Model Railroader some years ago. A search of the trains index will provide the reference. A friend here

Doug is right. I built my own using scraps of 3/4 inch plywood for ends and Masonite for the other three sides. My first fan was inadequate but I found another that worked. Somewhere, and I no

I've got Windows 7 and use IE and have no problem with the pictures. It also works on Chrome. I also tested it with Windows 7 with IE8 beta, and XP with IE7. I don't have Firefox on any machines. I

Actually I think you do have a way to vent. Can you T into the dryer exhaust and use that as your outside connection. Unless it is an non-vented dryer. Carey Posted by: "Pierre"

Your air flow will take the path of least resistance which may be back into the room through the dryer. Be careful. Gene Green

Chuck, That's a great idea; I'll just put a Y or T fitting onto the existing dryer vent. Pierre

According to the US Department of Agriculture's publication "Refrigeration in Transit" the USDA had commercial car builders construct several refrigerator cars to test different variables within

Does anyone know of photos of an example of an Illinois Central refrigerator car or cars that would have been in service circa 1919? Bill Welch 2225 Nursery Road; #20-104 Clearwater, FL

Win XP, IE8, all updates current, no problem opening any of the images. And some nice ones they are. Rick Schoch

Tony Then it's a safe bet that the web site was created with a Mac. :-) Seriously, JPEG's require corresponding "codec" (encoder/decoder) libraries and these vary from system to system, browsers,

Doug Harding wrote: In both Safari and Firefox on my Mac, all photos are fine. I have a current OS and current versions of both browsers. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press,

In reflecting upon the problems some are experience viewing photos at www.lariverrailroads.com I just thought the problem might also be with the Browser, so I tried several. Again this is with Windows

Charlie You're right, there must be some encoding problem (JPEG has many different options for encoding). If I save the black image to my desktop, and view it with the Windows "Picture and Fax

I'm using Windows XP. No trouble seeing the photos in color on the web site or saving them and seeing them in color. Charlie

Thanks, Richard, I didn't think I understood. rhendrickson@...> wrote: -- Fenton Wells 3047 Creek Run Sanford NC 27332 919-499-5545 srrfan1401@...

I have not had trouble viewing the photos at the website, but when I haved save them to my computer I get the problem with a black image when using Windows picture viewer in XP or Vista, even though