Dry transfer decals

[macdannyk1]

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

J&A Hobbies, Waynesboro PA carries excellent pre and post war dry transfers. [e-mail]

[Anonymous]

Dry transfers for Lionel: Janice (?) Bennett (of Bennett Dry Transfers) was a licensee of Lionel and produced dry transfers duplicating PW Lionel; I do not believe Bennett is still in business.

Making decals: Set your inkjet printer for photographic printing; purchase blank decal sheets from Walthers, Microscale, or Champ.

[ben10ben]

Micromark makes water-activated decal paper
http://www.ares-server.com/Ares/Ares.asp?MerchantID=RET01229&Action=Catalog&Type=Department&ID=106

I understand that dry-transfers are sort of being phased out, because they are somewhat hazardous to make.

[macdannyk1]

Does anybody know of a way to make your own decals using your computer, an ink-jet printer and some sort of special transfer paper?

[Anonymous]

Woodland Scenics carries a line of dry transfer decals that come is variety of typefaces, sizes and colors. RR Roman numbers and letters are available in different sizes, 1/16, 3/32, 1/8, and 3/16" hight.

www.woodlandscenics.com

do "Search", type in dry transfer

[Anonymous]

A few years back I bought a pack of dry transfer numbers that were dead ringers for the old Lionel steam engines.
I got them from a friend who had a hobby store and I cant remember where he got them from.
Anyone out there know where these might have come from?,,,I need more!