Hey Everyone,

          This is my first time and I want to do my on decals. I have a few big ones and a lot of small ones needed. but I am not to good on a computer, How every I want to learn this. So if you know of any software to get me started will be nice. I alst want to know how people are sizing the N, HO, a long with others. I can not seam to get the right size to any one of them I need to do. so please help if you can... 

About a year ago, I began building a layout. I had decided I wanted a switching layout. I knew we would move out of our apartment eventually, so I decided to build it in sections so that it could move when we eventually did. I drew up some plans and began building. It was an L shaped layout, approximately ten feet by 11 feet.

One of my needs for my mine are some side dump cars that are smaller than the 50 yard Difcos that I have. As previously blogged, I did make a 30 yard ribbed western, and a 20 yard western in 3D printing. However to get a fleet of those would cost a fair penny. My solution, cut up some on sale Difcos to make something close.

This a model of a CCW passenger shelter, these shelters were located at a number of the gravel road grade crossings between Charles City,Ia and Marble Rock, Ia . I built it board by board from the original CCW drawings.

I think I need to update my age old sound equipment.

Three more models for my 1900 train - Heinz pickle cars.

My most wished model was a CM reefer with the Indian as a logo. (That was in the time 25 years ago, when the Iron Curtain yet existed and we not have the option to buy in East Germany the loved U.S. railroad models.)

But some day I have got with help of friends one of this kits made by La Belle - an assortment of wood strips and a decal set.

Putting Eric Bergh's signs to good use.  I have reposted in this entry  Eric's signs again. Right click and save the picture for your own use.  I resized in paint and printed out in Word. This is HO Scale.

Eric has made yellow and white background for your use.