In the absence of the Oddballs set, I trying to do artwork for one but am missing some of the lettering on the right side. Any help? For a better pic see D&RGW 65ft mill gon

See my post in the thread on grain level markings. It contains a PDF of interiors with doors.

I created a PDF of floors an interior walls to print on light cardstock and glue inside a car. Guess I should add some of these marks near the door opening. BTW feel free to use the file.

Any videos of the session or your layout?

Years ago, I had a friend who modeled WP, hated UP and was an avowed "blue screen" computer programmer. I did a graphic od a WP car, one weathered, one white lined and finally a UP repaint and made it

Me too. I bought some to build wider ladders per MP practice.

Thanks Eldon, I can't remember my source when I did mine.

not of those but here's my Walthers PRR USRA steel gondola

Nelson Moyer inquired has anybody figured out a styrene gig arrangement that works? I make marks on my pliers at appropriate portions for each bend

When I did my P2K P&LE gon I found pics showing it with ladders instead of grabs. My model https://web.archive.org/web/20151002172808/http://home.comcast.net/~jerryglow/modeling/PLE_gon.html

I wish I could find them because years ago Terry Weigman engraved a pair of "duckbill" pliers to bend grabs for the Proto 2000 gondola. You bent wire to proper width then used the pliers to get the dr

It never fails to amaze me on a group so dedicated to detail and exactness, how people submit haphazardly aligned scanned images. If it's worth doing, PLEASE get them straight.

I did artwork for decals when the article on the MILW stockcar came out

Zoom down to 50% so you cat a whole page, do a screen shot, edit it and past it in your graphics software. I use CorelDraw so I can export all pages of an article as a PDF

I seem to remember they were lacking rivet detail. Easily solved now with Archer decal rivets..

It's traditionally the first full weekend of the year Jerry Glow

I did artwork for an Army car and could probably do a Navy one (assuming a quality photo) as I did the helium car sets. Jerry Glow

Not totally familiar with his line but weren't they dry transfers? That technology is a dying breed as model decals were a minor part of that technology as the main use was old 'paste ups' in the publ

I also corresponded with them and Sharon indicated Steve's clinic was to be on Mathieson dry ice cars.

When I sold my line to Tichy I withheld those I produced for Stan. I still do occasional custom work and could include any set for Stan's cars you may need Jerry