actually the rights for champ's business is held by portland car & foundry in portland oregon mel perry

But wouldn't it be a violation of copyright law for a decal maker to copy other's work with the intent of selling it? Scott Haycock Modeling Tarheel country in the Land of Enchantment Alex

BRIAN EHNI wrote: I assume you meant to write "Champ." A number of people inquired about buying the business, but the owner and her brother conceived of an enormous value to the business and

Not only that, but Camp is defunct as a business. No one picked up their line, unlike, say, copying Herald King. Thanks! -- Brian Ehni From: STMFC List <STMFC@...> Reply-To: STMFC

Tim O'Connorwrote: As I said, no one would or could make a case; personal use falls under the "fair use" part of the law. Not analogous, since making kits for sale hardly falls under fair

PRR regulations for the transport Explosives and dangerousarticles 1952 This is the oldest book of this type in my collection. I've seen older butwere to expensive for my level of interest in the

Alex Schneider wrote: Copyright law explicitly permits copies for personal use, as when you Xerox a magazine article or book page. It's called "fair use." Tony Thompson Editor,

Technically true, and equally true, I really don't care. If it's for my use, and they don't make them anymore, let them try to make a case. Similar arguments have been made against resin kit makers --

Armand, Perhaps it's "time" to begin your kit-building business. ;-) David Payne Georgia

Hello, I just finished building four Red Caboose 37’ Mather Meat Reefer kits (Armour, Rath, Swift and Hormmell). From the instructions written by Richard Hendrickson, it mentions Rath, Hygrade,

Technically, that would be a violation of the copyright of Champ, Walthers or whomever created the decal being copied. If you can find out who owns the copyright, they might be willing to grant you

Peter - how do I contact you offline? Mike Calo Glen Burnie MD (just south of Baltimore)

Peter has done work for me (also) and I can say they are some of the best decals I've ever seen. -- Jon MillerFor me time stopped in 1941Digitrax--Chief/Zephyr systems, JMRI UserNMRA

Dave, What is your favorite software for a virtual realityrailroad? I have thought about this but never ventured into it. I was just thinking, somewhat tongue in cheek. Considering all

Back in the yellow box days Athearn produced models of reefers decorated for Coors and Carnation. The Coors reefer is yellow with a logo for Coors Banquet beer and the Carnation reefer is white with

I did a quick google search for Roland Versacamm; these are $20,000 printers. And more to the point, the ink is UV-cured and is waterproof and alcohol-proof, and is flexible. Regards, -Jeff

I can vouch for the quality of the decals. Peter has produced a pair of custom sheets for my Passenger Cars as well as a series of custom sets for the SFRH&MS heavy weight passenger kits. The Gold

peter can he do decals in N SCALE too tom -- Thomas j Cataldo

Peter, For example -- If I had a set of out-of-production decals and I wanted to have an extra set or two, could this company produce copies of these decals? That is something I'd be very interested

Peter were the PFE stencil decals that you sent me an example of this process? If so then I can vouch for the excellent quality of the decals in both color and clarity. I'd also like to know what