Thanks for confirming my memory Richard. Given that it not on their website, hopefully they include it with their decals. Still, this seems like a desperate effort for what is obviously a badly flawed

Jack, I do the same thing. Scan articles from mags and down load to various folders. Do you have any on side sill measurements? Francis A. Pehowic, Jr. Sunbury,

LOL! What's next, "iron on" decals? Just a bit of heat is allyou need...

Well, they didn't suggest using a stapler, so there's that. Richard Townsend Lincoln City, OR

Richard, I stand corrected and educated but.....................WOW!!! Roger Huber Deer Creek Locomotive Works

Here is what Tichy says: Due to the problems some of you are having with adhesion of logos and other large decal areas, we have changed our recommended application procedure. Float the decal off the

Elmar’s will definitely help getting the decals to stick (another problem with these new laser printed decals) but I’m not certain if they will help with the “settling down.” But if you have

Roger - RUN, RUN AWAY, as fast as you can! Such a shame. What a waste of Jerry Glow's artwork.

My mind envisions a big mess!=-O -- Jon MillerFor me time stopped in 1941Digitrax Chief/Zephyr systems, JMRI UserSPROG UserNMRA Life member #2623Member SFRH&MS

Bill, HOW would Elmers white glue work on decals? Roger Huber Deer Creek Locomotive Works

Bob, I have a compiled list of assignments for all the N-34 offered by Spring Mill Depot. For 1952, 36 of the N-34 offered by SMD were in "pool service" out of Brunswick, Maryland. So it is possible

I saw it in a May 24 email from them announcing new decals. They suggested Elmer's clear glue for larger decals. Richard Townsend Lincoln City, OR

IIRC Tichy was suggesting using Elmer's or equivalent white glue with their larger decals. I just looked on their website and cannot find this advisory. Bill Welch

That may be the solution (no pun intended) to the Micro Sol problem softening Tru Color. Instead of multiple Micro Sol applications, use one or two Solveset applications. Nelson Moyer

Armand There was a thread several months ago that talked about those decals and having very thick inking and would not “melt” with any solvents we typically use to settle decals. I have several

Has anyone tried the Tichy decals? I am having difficulty with them using Walthers' solvent with them..Armand Premo

Bob. While I can’t answer the traveling question I wanted to point out these cars are sold out. So good luck finding one. There is a seller on eBay that lists them for $225. Brian J. Carlson

The June 2017 issue of Model Railroader has a product review (Page 66) of Spring Mills Depot's HO scale B&O N-34 Covered Hoppers. The review states that these cars carried cement, soda ash, clay and

Thanks to all for this advice - I bought and applied Solvaset today and it is working. Thanks Pete

Peter I just applied some old private name decals with MicroSol on the steel side of a box car. The decals were not setting as well as I wanted over rivets. After several applications of the