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 The counter-argument is that its the UPs logos and they are unquesionably able to charge for commercial usage of their property. Individual users, ie modelers, do not have to secure a license to paint the side of a car or station. Commercial sellers of UP copyright logo and emblems are required to secure a license, which will run a few percent of the retail revenue generated. All this strikes me as a lot of handringing and whining over an obvious nonissue. If you can afford $250 RTR diesel locomotives and $20 cookie-cutter box cars you can afford the extra dime on a $3. set of decals. Randy
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