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    1. yardmaster
      yardmaster
      Howdy George; sorry for the delay in replying. I think your idea's a good one; I'm thinking that any Kalmbach publications (is that right for Trains?) have a web-based search engine, but I'd have to double check.

      As far as standards, mine for the FMIG newsletter index have not been terribly exact. I'm listing photos, drawings, specific "articles." From there, however, much of the nuggets of information are imbedded in the individual member letters. It'd be terribly time-consuming to list that. Maybe someday, but I'm working on getting something up and going soon.

      Best Regards,

      -Chris
      Feb 4, 2010
    2. WindsorSpring
      WindsorSpring
      This is in regard to your FMIG indexing project.
      I have a collection of Trains Magazine spanning late 1944 to the present. Would a similar index of SL-SF mentions in Trains be useful to the Frisco.org library?

      Does something already exist? Is there such an index in the FMIG newsletters?

      I would like to do something useful like that for frisco.org, but do not want to re-invent that "flanged wheel."

      I would appreciate standards to meet such as information fields for records created as well as how to present the data.

      Thanks,

      George Nelson, aka WindsorSpring
      Jan 23, 2010
    3. klrwhizkid
      klrwhizkid
      Thanks! Had a great time operating on Dave Acheson's Colorado Link. I'm up to five different local layouts.
      Nov 7, 2009
    4. Joe Lovett
      Joe Lovett
      Hello,

      Haveing a problem sending PM messages. I write the note and click on submit but no record shows up in my messages sent file. There were three PM's sent this week and do not believe they went through. Please tell me what I am doing wrong!

      I have made three posts and being new put them in different threads. Is it possible to move the posts and any reponses to one thread? They are about the same subject. If so can the title be changed to "Manufactured N Scale Releases" and filed in the "Modeling of the Frisco General" forum?

      Thank You,
      Joe Lovett
      Sep 26, 2009
    5. Rick McClellan
      Rick McClellan
      Chris,

      I have a question into a friend of mine who is VP Operations at the KCT. He may know when Tower 2 went in.

      Rick
      Oct 16, 2008
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    Gender:
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    Birthday:
    Mar 30, 1972 (Age: 49)
    Location:
    Columbia MO
    Occupation:
    Insurance Training
    First Name:
    Chris
    Last Name:
    Abernathy
    Era:
    Steam c. 1943
    Area of Interest:
    River Division, Northern Division - KC Terminal, Clinton MO
    Layout Description and Progress:
    Demolishing my rendition of Olathe; preparing to start modeling area of Clinton MO
    Special Interests:
    Realistic Operations, Frisco prototype layout design, Passenger Cars, River Div., Northern Div.
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    Obtaining materials to handlay track for new Clinton MO modeling. Born and raised in the River Division town of Chaffee, Missouri during the final years of Frisco independence.

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    (Aspiring to model the Frisco in Clinton, MO in HO-Scale c. 1943)
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