HO Scale Pre-weathered Decals: Feed & Seed, Skid Row, Ghost Signs, and Graffiti

May 03, 2011 5 Replies

Not too long ago businesses and products were promoted or celebrated by advertisements painted on the sides of buildings. Those that remain today are very faded (which gives them the name of 'Ghost Signs'), but they do give one a glimpse back to some of the products and businesses of bygone period. These decals, made from pictures, are taken from real signs as they appear today, pre-weathered for a realistic effect on the sides of your buildings.



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HO Scale Ghost Sign Decals:

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HO Scale Feed & Seed Series
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HO Skid Row Series
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HO Scale Graffiti
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N Scale Ghost Signs
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N Scale Graffiti
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O Scale Ghost

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Thanks for your time and happy modeling!



Todd Thornberry T2 Decals Phone: 262.853.0566 Email: snipped-for-privacy@hotmail.com


Hmmm....after SPAMMING (um, advertising) on several Yahoo groups he now found r.m.r.

Peteski

Hello, and some are still out there. Travelling on St. Rt. 27 heading north towards Westminster, MD, I always pass an old dilapidated barn that has "Chew Mail Pouch" painted on the entire side of the structure. You can still see the faded paint colors. (Haven't seen any Burma Shave signposts, though.) Sadly, no RR tracking in the vicinity. Sincerely,

He found the UK equivalent as well.

Well, yes. But it's honest, straight-forward, and relevant SPAM: I.E. something that somebody here might think that they can use on their layout, and which they might not have found otherwise.

What annoys me are the twits who post "Gosh! I just happened to stumble on this wonderful Newsgroup accidentally! Check out these cool new decals -that I also just happened to stumble across accidentally- and which I'm certain that you'll all want to buy with all the money you got from the son of the late Nigerian Banking Comptroller..."

Well, okay, maybe not *quite* that bad, but you know what I mean.

The Other Pete

Well, yes. But it's honest, straight-forward, and relevant SPAM: I.E. something that somebody here might think that they can use on their layout, and which they might not have found otherwise.

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Ditto

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