Don is very open about his business plans, although he can certainly drag his feet with the best of them. :-) If we don't find out soonerI'll ask him at one of the train shows I go to over the next

Tim O'Connor wrote: That is absolutely great news. There are really a lot of terrific decals in Jerry's line. Do we know when the line may be back on sale, e.g. listed on a web site or otherwise

Jeff Aley wrote > In short, the total OR � CA shipment of Products of Forests is49,400 carloads > for the year 1950. See http://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015019920837?urlappend=%3Bseq=287

I don't recall where I came across it but I read something the WP understood the NP was quite hostile to it so it sounds like north/south traffic pairings were SP/NP and WP/GN. Dave Nelson

Don Tichy has acquired Jerry Glow's decals -- this was reported by JohnRiddell. Tim O'Connor

The lowered route card board was instituted in 1954. Of course many older cars still had the old location for years afterward, but not new cars. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press,

Yes, Tichy does have decals for many of the cars they produce, but not for the flatcar we have been discussing. Ron Merrick

The only problem I've ever seen with Allen's decal is they are mostly Canadian (VBG)! Are Norwest Kits & Castings still in business? -- Jon MillerFor me time stopped in

[I opened a new thread for this] I have that article now. It’s… Painting with Decals, MR June 2003, by John Socha-Leialoha, page 84-86 For media, he used WHITE ink-jet decal paper. [you likely

I have heard that Tichy has acquired Jerry's artwork. Bill Welch

Tim, If you find out if someone did acquire Jerry's decal artwork I would like to know who. I know through conversations with Jerry over the past couple of years that he did not print his own decals,

Fred, In short, the total OR – CA shipment of “Products of Forests” is 49,400 carloads for the year 1950.

Resin Car Works has some very nice NYCand NKP sets available. http://resincarworks.com/decals_parts.htm And more are coming. Eric Hansmann El Paso, TX

That happens with some decoders now . . . usually only once, though. Schuyler Sure, like someday we'll have "real digital" smoke someday. Tom Casey -----Original Message-----

One other note I ran into Tichy at the Raleigh train show recently and he is producing decals in HO. He has several 'Stock" sets on his website to support his kits and told me he would be willing to

I have worked with Blackcat and the decals are very nice and they are excellent to work with. -- Fenton Wells 5 Newberry Lane Pinehurst NC 28374 910-420-1144 srrfan1401@...

Ron, The tackboards of the 6300’s were in the middle of the door and centered when built in 1950. The 7” and 9” road name lettering on box cars was standard until 1955 when 12”

Jerry & Tom provided a service to many and will be missed. Champ had 1000s of sets. Some of the artwork was done 50 years ago. You'll never see stock like that again. But if you want to see what one

Didn't someone recently mention they had acquired Jerry's decal artwork? Tim O'Connor

I never suggested which printers do the better job, nor that they all can print on decal paper; only that the standard digital decal set can be printed from any of them. Suggesting that some do it