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Mike, How did you get that cool Locomotive for your signature on this site?? I'm just sort of computer literate and don't have alot of the whiz bang gizmos that are out there cor computers. Are these thing necessary for this kind of thing? Thanks, Scott Remember the Rio Grande!
Posts: 127 | From: Gunnison, CO, USA | Registered: Jul 2000
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Hi Scott. I found it at www.harrythecat.com In order to put the picture onto youre posts you will need to copy the address of the picture exactly. Save it somewhere where you can axcess it till you have it memorized. Oh yea, to find the address all you do is right click on the image and go to properties, the address will be there. When you want to use it all you need to do is this [img]theaddressofyourpicture[/img] HTH....Let me know if you have any probs....Mike Posts: 97 | From: Columbus Ohio USA | Registered: Jul 2000
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Hey, Mike you must be like me, I find all the message boards an sign up. I ve seen you on this one trainboard, amd ehobbies! BTW, what size is your layout?? I am nbrr2000 on Trainboard.
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Hi TB, Yea I get arround a bit I signed up at EHobbies besause Al asked me to help out, and it makes me feel good to help out the new modelrailroaders. My layout runs arround the walls of a 12x13 foot basement room, and I model N&W in the late 40s early 50s. double headed Ys and hoppers look real cool.....Mike Posts: 97 | From: Columbus Ohio USA | Registered: Jul 2000
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Well I'm not really signed up with them. I post as a guest like everyone else. I just help out AL and every once in a while he sends me some of his handmade trees. Check out his tree pics, they are some of the best I have seen.....Mike Posts: 97 | From: Columbus Ohio USA | Registered: Jul 2000
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Sorry TB I'm not selling. I think they are easy enough that you could probably make youre own though. Check out the EHobbies scenery fourm, I think AL has instrictions there for making them. Or you might try to E-Mail AL, I am sure he would send some instructions if you need them....Mike Posts: 97 | From: Columbus Ohio USA | Registered: Jul 2000
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I'm just trying Mike's lesson on, how to post an image. Don't, "freak-out", if I mess-up!! Richard Posts: 144 | From: Yanceyville,NC. USA | Registered: Nov 2000
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Mike I'm new in here but have a real problem that maybe you or you know someone could help me with I recently obtain a O gauge train car with Lionel 1680 tank on it but the couplers I have never seen in all my years of collecting Lionel if you could give me an email address I could send pics of the couplers to you I would like to know what make these are I donot believe they are of U.S. orgin but do believe they are from the 20's - 40's
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Sorry Traincollector, I'm not to fimilar with Lionel trains, I'm an HO guy. have you looked for a Lionel site? I am guessing that there should be something on the net for collectors. Heres one I just found www.ghgcorp.com HTH.Mike [img]http://www.harrythecat.com/graphics/k/train3.gif[img]
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I signed up at EHobbies besause Al asked me to help out, and it makes me feel good to help out the new modelrailroaders. My layout runs arround the walls of a 12x13 foot basement room, and I model N&W in the late 40s early 50s. double headed Ys and hoppers look real cool.....Mike 
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