This report lists decals that are available or in the works. Click photos to visit the web sites.
The company now has available the S-scale decals for this tank car. They fit a time frame of 1921 through 1967.
Gary Kohler, of Portland Locomotive Works, indicated that they have the following decals in stock or are being produced now:
- SR&RL early and intermediate lettering for freight cars.
- SR&RL for passenger cars.
- SR&RL gold-leaf lettering for locomotives (various styles).
- SR&RL early caboose #554.
- F&M lettering for freight cars.
- F&M drop-shadow lettering for baggage express passenger cars.
- F&M drop-shadow lettering for caboose #554.
- WW&F RY lettering for freight cars.
- WW&F RY lettering for locomotives.
- Phillips & Rangeley silver lettering for locomotives.
- Phillips & Rangeley arched RPO, baggage, express passenger cars.
- B&SR for passenger cars.
- Socony tank cars (two styles).
Call (330) 719-0264, or e-mail to inquire and place your order.
Start an e-mail message (m2fq@aol.com).
Bill Mosteller, owner of Great Decals!, announced that he was able to acquire the product line of decals of the late Wade Griffis. While the product line includes no S-scale decals, Bill did discover that the purchase included artwork and files for the S-scale version of the following Akron, Canton and Youngstown Railroad decals:
#3 ACY Steam locomotives
#4 ACY Steel cabooses - # 60 to 71
#6 ACY Fishbelly open hopper - 6000 series
#7 ACY - Fairbanks Morse and Alco - yellow paint scheme diesels
#8 ACY - Mixed train decals - white and gold lettering for various passenger cars
If you are interested in the S-scale version of these, please contact Bill. You can follow the web site link to see information about the non-S versions of these decals.
Start an e-mail message (wsm@greatdecals.com).
Mike Swederska commissioned Circus City Decals to produce this decal for the GP7/9 Eagle. The lead two-digit numbers are provided, and you can use the other digits to make up the remaining road number.
Bill Lane has commissioned Circus City Decals to produce S-scale decals for the Chessie and Conrail SD40-2 locomotives. If the decals are not listed on the company's web site, you should be able to just request them.
The company produces several specific narrow-gauge decals. They sell through 3DP Train (a Shapeways-like company that prints models on behalf of other companies).
Bill Mosteller announced that he has been able to acquire a large collection of S-scale Enhorning and Champ decals.
Be sure to see all, or other, products announced over the past year via the main News page.