Custom Decals

[MQT1223]

Anyone know anybody or anywhere I could get custom decals made if I wanted to? I think "Buck Creek" in a Virginian-Style billboard font would look sweet on some 40's-60's rolling stock or locomotives and it would be neat if its possible to make them.

[Brian_F]

I've always used RailGraphics http://www.railgraphicsdecals.com/ with very good results.
His data sets are also very handy.

[MrRail]

Testors has printable decal paper. http://shop.hobbylobby.com/products/cle ... er-995571/ The paper works by being printed, but it does need a clear coat over top.

[Old Hogger]

I use Stan Cedarleaf for my decals. Good work, decent price and very fast turnaround.

http://gold.mylargescale.com/StanCedarl ... calsx.html

[iandt]

I prefer Shawmut Car Shops, Jeff is VERY helpful (especially with figuring out technology issues) and, though he primarily prints in G scale, he did an HO set for me and has done HO and N for others. Decals are easy to work with, and are priced very well

http://shawmutcarshops.com/

[C&O6084]

And invest in a font or two. I use "Marquette Extended Centered" for just about everything except my taxes.

[MQT1223]

I'm thinking of using a PRR style logo and lettering. A keystone themed logo with BCC instead of PRR is in the works.

[TrainWatcher]

Stan Cedarleaf. Nuff said.

[CSX_CO]

If cedarleaf is who did some of mine, he does good work. Just make sure you spell out the scale. I wanted him to make some G scale decals of a HO Pere Marquette set. It specified in the subject line I wanted G scale. He sent HO scale copies, and said I didn't specify scale. I asked why I'd need him to do HO Scale copies of a commercial set that I had sent him in the first place. After some back and forth he made the correction, but originally wanted to charge me again for the work.