I have the White Tower restaurant and want to make it a "White Castle" restaurant (older version) with the old english lettering. Does anyone make decals or dry transfer lettering for this project? I could only find WS dry transfer old english letters but they were all captial letters.
If you Google "White Castle" and "logo" you'll get a ton of different versions. It should be fairly easy to just print your own decals. Just remember to look under "images" when you do the search.
Jim
https://www.google.com/search?q=%22white+castle%22+logo&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjPqdvih-_bAhUNw1kKHUPKAj0QsAQIJg&biw=1216&bih=737
I built mine a long time ago...in fact, it may be the prior Magnusson resin kit? Anyway, I believe the Walthers kit comes with decals for both White Tower and White Castle. Not sure if Walthers offers the decals separately.
Otherwise, Tin Whistle makes an HO White Tower / White Castle kit with decals for either. You could see if they offer the decals separately, they appear to be the lettering style you want.
http://twinwhistle.com/howhitwtowerrestaurant.aspx
Willy6,
Grafics on Demand makes custom decals for trucks which You might be able to use for Your building. The lettering is correct along with color. They are thin vinyl self stick....very easy to apply and use. Have been using them for yrs. on many of My trucks and structures. Easily cut and don't have to worry about tearing or breaking when applying. They have also made some custom decals for Me......only charge was, that they have My permission to use My design for others: At the price...it would be worth a shot, in My book. They are also pre-cut.........
http://store.graphicsdemand.com/white-castle.html
The decals in the pic', were custom made. You can't tell it is a vinyl decal.....they look like they were painted on.......numbers were dry transfers, applied by Me. Along with custom paint jobs.
Good Luck!
Frank
wjstix Anyway, I believe the Walthers kit comes with decals for both White Tower and White Castle.
Anyway, I believe the Walthers kit comes with decals for both White Tower and White Castle.
It does, but it's the same non-Old English font as the White Tower logo on the box.If the OP wants to go whole hog, find an image on the web with the text you want and import it into a vector graphics program like the free Inkscape. Then, use the Trace Bitmap function to convert it to a vector path. You can then tweak and resize as desired and print out on decal paper.My work-in-progress is 1980s-style and has illuminated signage, so I used the vector graphic with a Cricut machine, cut the letters out in adhesive-backed vinyl and stuck them to an electroluminescent panel from one of the Miller Engineering experimenter's kits. It's a little overexposed here but looks good in person.