Those are a bit unusual for GKd's, since those generally rode on the existing trucks from the donor GKa's and GKb's. May have been a substitute for some of the experimental trucks on the GKb

My tank halves do not line up on the ends on the bottom. Anyone else have this problem? Tom Chenoweth **************Inauguration '09: Get complete coverage from the nation's

Acrobat is a fine choice for many things...but I'm with Tony on this one. MRH would have done themselves a big favor by using an older version to ensure backwards compatibility with more potential

Forgive the commercial intrusion. We will be attending the Amherst Railway Society show in West Springfield, MA this weekend and will have the complete line of Rib Side Cars 40' and 50' Milwaukee

My iMac runs 10.1.11 and there was no issue in downloading or viewing MRH. I had to download Acrobat Reader, and then everything went smoothly. I was quite surprised. Maybe there are functional

Nolan Hinshaw wrote: HELLO . . . OS 10.4 actually IS Tiger, and the latest version that exists for PowerPC Macs is 10.4.11, which is what I have. Reader 9 may WORK with this OS, but it cannot

And why should I have to do this? I don't need it for anything else but MRH. I've already spent more time trying to access MRH than I suspect it's worth. Feels like wading ankle deep in

I am running all the latest Adobe programs on the latest MAC OS but it took some help from Adobe technical support to get them loaded. Roger Hinman

castings with the new polyester kits off their get requests from Al, do you still offer all of those kits? SGL

To further explain Dennis' answer, I told him that for 20 years we replaced the old polyester castings with the new castings at our cost. And indeed, we did offer all hobby shops a free replacement

Adobe reader 9 works fine with OSX 10.4.11; perform a software update of Tiger rather than an upgrade to Leopard -- "I think we are pole vaulting over mouse manure here" Stolen from a private mailing

It works fine on OSX 10.4.11, as that's what I'm running right now. Acrobat Pro version 8.0.0 doesn't work, though. -- "I think we are pole vaulting over mouse manure here" Stolen from a private

I have a few kits that are in the black(almost) resin that is VERY brittle. I contacted the company and they said could not do anything about the kits. I understand why. Correct me if I am wrong,

Tom, I have several photos showing B-50-21s with riveted ends: 184715, 185652, and 185679, all built at Albina; and a string of brand new cars, 184595, 184596, et. seq., built at Omaha in 1938.

Tim O'Connor wrote: Tim, I take that as a personal affront. <VBG> Spen Kellogg

I was discussing resin kits yesterday with a couple of fellow STMFC'ers. Talk centred around the use of various resins for model kits, and their relative stability. It was felt that the the

Hi guys, I find the Model Railroad Hobbist downloads vs. problems with Mac systems thread incredibly entertaining. Personally I have never had a problem with Adobe products; loading or using

The new RMC with Ted's UP boxcar article arrived right after I posted last Saturday. Ted describes the welded Ryan underframe on the B-50- 21 in considerable detail, and the only change he mentions as

Yes I for one stick with the older versions of Acrobat. I do work in the anti-virus / anti-malware area and the latest Acrobat and Flash in general are considered to be the biggest atack vector for

Tim O'Connor wrote: If they had used, say, Acrobat 5.0, I bet they would not be hearing what they're hearing. If you look at Signature Press's website, you will see lots of simplified and even