The Passenger Car list seems to have the changes. The folder are the notebooks, and the pics are available in 2 sizes. Jerry Glow they

The Photos section of the passenger car list shows the folders as spiral notebooks. Maybe I'm seeing those because I'm the owner, but maybe someone else can take a look and let me know if that's how

There are a number of remarkable Asahel Curtis photos of Milwaukee Road silk trains in western Washington (behind electric motors) c. 1918-20. From these photos alone, the Milwaukee seemed to carry

I'm 32, have no gray hair yet, and model 1957, go figure. It all started with a totally incorrect pair of AHM PRR C-liners. Brian J Carlson P.E. Cheektowaga NY

size is all I can get. Ditto. I don't even get a button /link for a full size option. Having owned a list for a while (SooLineHistory) I recall that the photos area originally displayed a thumbnail

In a message dated 12/29/2005 9:21:25 P.M. Mountain Standard Time, cvlk@... writes: I remember a layout called the Burlington Junior in the basement of a funeral home in Cicero....

I checked Yahoo help and this is what I found: "Yahoo! Groups is currently upgrading its photo section to the Yahoo! Photos 2.0 platform. This upgrade is happening over a period of 4-6 weeks. During

That is him. Good old what's his name. Maybe I couldn't get his attention saying the wrong name. :) wrote:

Pat, Jerry, and Others All of the Groups Photo areas are being upgraded on a gradual basis. I can confirm that the Early Rail and illinois_terminal_rr lists have been converted recently. Go to

I forgot to mention: the folder icons look like sprial notepads on the groups where the modifications are in place. So far, I've checked the photos area of about 8 lists I'm on and it's running about

I just tried it on another list and it's like it always has been. I've got a message in to Tom Stolte the list owner of the Mopac list to see if he had to do anything to take advantage of the

I just went back to the Mopac list and it seems like ALL the photos may be viewed in 2 sizes both larger than what we used to get. I wonder if it's something that didn't get implemented on the STMFC.

Negative. Can someone else try Jerry's suggestion??? Pat Wider

Just look at old issues of Model Railroader and check the sales figures for the magazine. During those dark ages the hobby exploded and became a business based on mass production (that great American

It might be because the photo I uploaded was TOO large - don't know. Pat are you on the Mopac list? Charlie Duckworth posted some pix of his layout which I was able to view in 2 sizes then I uploaded

The options are medium (default) and large when viewing photos posted to the Photo Section that are not your own. Jerry Glow

ART 57' Reefers???? She no work for me. Just the small thumbnail size is all I can get. Pat

Try again. That's the way it used to work, but I ran across the option on another list and was able to view larger photos that were not mine. The rest of the photos in our (STMFC) area are old

Not entirely true! The full size option only works for the photo poster and the STMFC list master. It doesn't work for the rest of the listees. Try opening the full size version of a picture that

To paraphrase that famous line from "The Graduate" "Think plastics" Granted, we now have highly detailed plastic kits, but early production was not. Jerry Glow