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You were not being a pest. I believe I started off incorrectly trying to attach. And, as you mentioned, I have found that some Yahoo groups will not allow attachments. I prefer using attachments

Denis, thanks. Sorry to have been a pest. The advantage of the Albums is that you can jump from photo to photo and enlarge them too. The Files are not as flexible. The Attachments to the Messages

Hello Nelson J3a, Ray, Emmett, Thanks for the identification of the drive. I believe there is a Life-Like forum, I'll look there for info. Denis "Wishing you clear skies and a smooth trail.

Yeah, you could email it to him. John Hagen From: yardbirdtrains@... [mailto:yardbirdtrains@...] On Behalf Of Kathie Long Sent: Sunday, August 12, 2012 8:42 AM To:

I think a consolation card is in order. Denis

did not varney also use a similar drive? emmet d

This drive is Life like ? Got to admit it's different . NWSL ? Or Athearn chassis ? I don't know why you can't post pix other than album entries ? I love tech stuff when it works ? works? werks ?

Thanks for that ! Henry H.

Hey Guys! Jim called and asked if I would let everyone know that his computer's modem crashed again and he has been off line and most likely will be for a couple more days. He told me he received

My God Bob !! That's huge ! Maybe copy to a file'd be mo' better ? There's a lot of stuff . Thanksfor the heads up ? Henry H.

They called that the Uni- Drive. This is a L/L ad from 1977. http://www.hoseeker.net/lifelikeinformation/lifelikecatalog1977pg21.jpg ?There was a GP38 with the same drive also. I don't know if it

Hello Walter, Assuming you are responding to the Yardbird email, go to the bottom of the page, beyond all comments. Look for "2 New Photos", and click on that. As I said, I had to put the pictures

Dennis, This was the first drive for the LL F7 before the pancake drive came along, so this is not an after-market kit. Pancake drives became all the rage circa 1975 after Tyco got the bright idea to

I just got this Email from Bowser for Parts Sale of Athearn, Roundhouse, Mantua & AHM( Rivarossi), and thought others may be interested in it, if it is ok to post. There are a lottttt of parts

Denis, The picture is missing.

I'm guessing an import, probably Japanese from the 1960's. Seller should have included something like "only dropped once" about the front end damage. Looks repairable though. Pretty stiff asking price

Isn't this a friend of ours from Australia ? Caveat emptor' ?? Henry