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David Zonker Harris wrote:
> The mountain was incredible (coming from someone who spent a few hours
> working on a couple GMLTC-like modules, and then sorting and stacking
> bricks for others to use to continue after me... ;-)
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> It was also very cool to see my models on display! I think the stripes
> on all of the blue VIA coaches lined up well, considering they were built
> by two folks, working independantly, and without coordination! :-)
>
> The CP engine, and matching caboose were awe-inspiring! (Seeing the
> nice one next to mine was a striking contrast! Someone said that was
> an 8-wide train, right? OK, now I don't feel so bad. ;-)
>
> It's been very difficult to find CP, CN, and VIA decals in California.
> I'm going to start looking for adds in the modeling magazines. Does anyone
> have recommendations for particular decal makers, or for which scale(s)
> look best on "L-Guage" trains (6- or 8-wide)?
Zonker-
You probably want "O" scale decals, although "S" will work (but they are
smaller and variety is more limited). Check out:
http://www.microscale.com/ or:
http://www.minot.com/~champ/
-John
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>
> Zonker http://www.baylug.org/zonker/
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