Detailing G Scale rolling stock with Seaboard Rail Name

[JimC2]

Hi,

I can recommend Stan Cedarleaf custom decals since he did an excellent job on mine and is very reseasonable.  Give Stan a try:

http://gold.mylargescale.com/stancedarleaf/webpagedecals/customdecalsx.html

Jim

[BearCat Lines]

Hi Ace.

I googled and foung these tow sites that might help as far as decals are consern.

www.modernrails.com then click on the link that start with "Customers Creations..."

Also check out www.aclsal.org

Hope this helps. Rob

[ACE Guy]

Thanks Bob,
I'll start my quest. I did a little of that but didn't get in too deep. Perhaps I need to dig further. Love this forum.

Bob King aka ACEGuy

[pastorbob]

I am mainly an HO modeler, but do have a garden railroad that has been around since 1989, and I have purchased decals for G gauge/scale in the past.  Try googling G gauge trains decals (I tried it) and found several sources.  Might give you a starting point.

Bob

[ACE Guy]

Hi Everyone,

I am a newbie to the hobby and know next to nothing, maybe even less!  I own an ACE Hardware store in Raleigh, NC located in the old Seaboard Railroad depot complex.  I have started on a suspended G-Scale set that will run through the store.  The store name is Seaboard ACE Hardware and we are expanding on the train theme that we have had for some time.  I have collected 12 cars with a variety of rail line names and a GP9 diesel loco (has the Seaboard System name).  I want to detail my rolling stock with Seaboard, Seaboard Air Line Railway, or Seaboard System lettering and logos.  I am also detailing my rolling stock with names of products we sell like DeWalt, Benjamin Moore, Craftsman, etc, etc.  I have been unsuccessful in finding anything related in the way of decals or transfers with the Seaboard related rail line.  Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Bob King