STMFC colleagues, Garth's experience mirrors mine. There have been three or four times that I have tried to research some non-arcane information that I KNOW has been discussed on the list and

Hi Stan How are you guys doing? Thanks for the plug. I have received several request for a list of the negs I have,between Al and my self there are perhaps 400 negs and I have never made up a list. I

Roger Is there any way to see larger images? They are so small I can barely make out what I'm looking at. Tim O

http://www.flickr.com/photos/rgvrrm/4335741439/in/set-72157623368041768/ An interesting shot of the East Rochester car shops with some interesting weathering of the truck components Roger Hinman

"Ron M" wrote: --------------------------- Ron, WELCOME TO THE CLUB!!!! I have only been a member of the list for a year, maybe two, and was not around during some of the original J&L discussions

Garth, for the search challenged, there is a tool called PG Offline http://www.personalgroupware.com/screen-shots.htm that you can try for a limited free trial or purchase for $25 (one time, lifetime

Tony wrote: < Usually it has worked for me, but on occasion I simply could <not find things I am certain were there. On one occasion, I ended up <searching on the name of someone I knew had

That pretty much covers it Clark -- trucks, running boards, brakes. Assuming the car, doors and ladders are correct in the first place! Kadee PS-1's are harder to replace the running board, because

Garth G. Groff wrote: Usually it has worked for me, but on occasion I simply could not find things I am certain were there. On one occasion, I ended up searching on the name of someone I knew

Although there are occasional ramblings on this list it has proven to be the best source of information in my 50+ years of modeling. Every question that I have posted has been answered (Even when I

Friends, I have never been successful in searching our archives. The several times I have searched for discussions I knew should be there, even with specific message numbers, my searches failed. This

From Ron's earlier email:  <ronstrainshop@...<ronstrainshop@...> CJ Riley - Folks, since the subject line didn't change and I kind of got tired of the discussion (sorry), how do I

I had no idea that Google Images had all that stuff there. I personally don't have the time to do that much primary research, so if I get a hint that something valuable might be out there I'll

Folks, since the subject line didn't change and I kind of got tired of the discussion (sorry), how do I re-contact Ron Morse to find out more about his  Al  Armitage collection of freight car photo

Stan Schwedler wrote: Stan, he left the impression he was new to the list, and obviously hadn't experienced the extensive list discussions of the J&L cars. He was also apparently unable to find

Clark, In my experience very few RTR cars are perfect out of the box. Many need some mechanical adjustments. And in my case, all of the RTR cars need the couplers replaced. The same can be said for

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mXo_ya-kAE Lot's of good freight car content. Bill Darnaby

I'm curious to know how guys are handling the correcting of 'generic' detailed RTR freight cars. I only had a few and have had to make changes to a couple. Notably the Red Caboose 'patched' CGW X29

Ron Morse can hardly be described as a "newbie". We have known him for many years and he is always very helpful when I write him for photo request. He has sold prints at past O Scale West conventions

Perhaps when new members join the List, the "Welcome" message could include a history of the List, how to search the archives, the on-line address for the magazine index, etc. in addition to the rules