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

In a message dated 1/27/2008 1:31:16 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, thompson@... writes: It's not the "standard" HTML which makes something work in one browser and not another--it's

Rich Beaubien writes: "I'm a bit late to this thread but I'd like to offer my version of a list of these articles. It is in an Excel spreadsheet which provides sortablity. I've also added the page

Schuyler Larrabee writes with regard to a consist of frt cars: "This was posted to the erielack list earlier today by me, assisting MJ Connor, a fellow member of the ELHS Board of Directors. Since

Hi Frank, You wrote: somewhere freight I get my F&C kits from BC Enterprises, usually through their eBay store. Following is the link to their site: http://www.bcenterpriseinc.com/kits.htm They

I'm a bit late to this thread but I'd like to offer my version of a list of these articles. It is in an Excel spreadsheet which provides sortablity. I've also added the page numbers and notes to

Schuyler, There is a Santa Fe Modelers meet on early April, when are you coming up? Ah yes the Puget Sound, the in the world that God and Disney seem to collaborate in creation... Greg Martin

I am curious if anyone has any idea as the correct color of early B&LE two bay GLa hoppers built by SSC Co. circa 1905? I am going to do a run of these an want to try to make sure black is

This isn't accurate. Mozzila, AOL, Comcast and Verizon proprietary browsers all work. Using IE and looking at the source code, the site is in standard HTML. Now back to the topic of the list

Ah, wonderful. So they don't want Linux users as customers? In any event. Is there another source for a listing of their kits? Frank Valoczy Vancouver,

The F&C web site works only in Internet Explorer. Rob Daniels New York, NY destron@... wrote: Just wondering, is there a list/catalogue of F&C kits available

If I'm visiting Seattle in April, what should I not miss? Models? Prototype? Now, I've been in Brock's hoosegow before, and I'm tired of having to check in with the parole officer, so let's do this

This was posted to the erielack list earlier today by me, assisting MJ Connor, a fellow member of the ELHS Board of Directors. Since it's a) freight, and b) prior to 1960, it should be within

Just wondering, is there a list/catalogue of F&C kits available somewhere besides their website? The website seems not to work, where the freight car kits are concerned. Frank Valoczy Vancouver,

I drove over to the LaCrosse train show this morning and found a few things to blow my train budget on, including a printout by John Greedy (of this list) for a presentation on meatpacking in Sioux

Hi Folks Here are the DS/SS/Steel splits for box, auto, and ventilator cars in interchange service on Class 1 U.S. railroads and their lessees for five times from 1938 to 1950. The data are based on

Jim, You can thank the M&StL Yahoo group. It was there lack of interest in modeling that sent me to Bill S. Like Cartman says "Screw you guys I'm going home." As for a AAR 37 box car canidate do what

Thanks Richard! I did look for any coal hoppers in the UP train that could have been transported over Sherman Hill, but alas, there was none in that DVD.

Gary, the larger auto manufacturers had satellite assembly plants in Southern California (and other parts of the country remote from Detroit) as early as the 1920s, so the shipment of auto parts to