Microscale HO Scale Railroad Decals - various
Decals!
There is no denying that they are tricky but once on they can look amazing.
These are old and may be brittle but the price reflects that.
Professional and colourful, they can make your locomotives and rolling stock exact replicas of the real thing or open the door for you to create something completely different.
Here are a couple of tips.
Soak the decals well face up and then put them on a damp paper towel until you can move it on the backing paper.
Never touch a wet decal with your hand, use tweezers - (buy your own, don't use your wife's) and move the decal with a small paint brush.
Use Microset and Microsol solutions, they really make a difference
Position the decal and slide the backing paper off, once the decal is on plastic it can be difficult to move and they are very fragile until they dry.
SKU
87-224 50ft Outside Braced Single Door Box Car – FEC Miss. Ex P & W Bath and H
87-519 Amtrak Superliner Stripes Phase III
87-451 Anti-Glare Panels for Diesel Noses – Red and Orange
87-931 British Columbia, BC Rail and Pacific Great Eastern – Cabooses (1969 – 1972)
87-374 Canadian National
87-401 Chesapeake & Ohio and Baltimore & Ohio Diesels (1970-1973)
87-388 Missouri Pacific EMD Deisel Cab Locos E-7 & E-8 (1945-1962)
87-313 Monon, Canadian Pacific and Erie Lackawanna 40ft box cars
87-371 Pullman Heavyweight Passenger Cars Yellow lettering
87-50 Southern Pacific / Cotton Belt Cab Diesels – Pas, Es, FP7 (1947 – 1958)
87-178 Southern Pacific Sunset Ltd. Passenger car stripes
87-1154 Western Pacific Business Car #1 “Feather River” (1971-1982)
87-1241 Wisconsin Central Ltd SD45 #7525 – Operation Lifesaver Scheme (2000+)
MC-4148 Burlington Northern and Santa Fe - 1995+
MC-4156 TransKentucky Transportation 1985+
MC-4262 Redon 45' Trailer 1994+
27701 A-Line Gunderson Car
Price does not include delivery and is per packet
Decals!
There is no denying that they are tricky but once on they can look amazing.
These are old and may be brittle but the price reflects that.
Professional and colourful, they can make your locomotives and rolling stock exact replicas of the real thing or open the door for you to create something completely different.
Here are a couple of tips.
Soak the decals well face up and then put them on a damp paper towel until you can move it on the backing paper.
Never touch a wet decal with your hand, use tweezers - (buy your own, don't use your wife's) and move the decal with a small paint brush.
Use Microset and Microsol solutions, they really make a difference
Position the decal and slide the backing paper off, once the decal is on plastic it can be difficult to move and they are very fragile until they dry.
SKU
87-224 50ft Outside Braced Single Door Box Car – FEC Miss. Ex P & W Bath and H
87-519 Amtrak Superliner Stripes Phase III
87-451 Anti-Glare Panels for Diesel Noses – Red and Orange
87-931 British Columbia, BC Rail and Pacific Great Eastern – Cabooses (1969 – 1972)
87-374 Canadian National
87-401 Chesapeake & Ohio and Baltimore & Ohio Diesels (1970-1973)
87-388 Missouri Pacific EMD Deisel Cab Locos E-7 & E-8 (1945-1962)
87-313 Monon, Canadian Pacific and Erie Lackawanna 40ft box cars
87-371 Pullman Heavyweight Passenger Cars Yellow lettering
87-50 Southern Pacific / Cotton Belt Cab Diesels – Pas, Es, FP7 (1947 – 1958)
87-178 Southern Pacific Sunset Ltd. Passenger car stripes
87-1154 Western Pacific Business Car #1 “Feather River” (1971-1982)
87-1241 Wisconsin Central Ltd SD45 #7525 – Operation Lifesaver Scheme (2000+)
MC-4148 Burlington Northern and Santa Fe - 1995+
MC-4156 TransKentucky Transportation 1985+
MC-4262 Redon 45' Trailer 1994+
27701 A-Line Gunderson Car
Price does not include delivery and is per packet