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Everyone I know making their own decals is using an ALPs printer. Quick and easy. I sent a buddy of mine a word file and got back a buck of nice decals. To those who are thinking of cutting out letters: Try this in 5 point type and tell me how it works....Another huge advantage as Joe points out is to be able to do car and loco numbers without having to cut out individual numbers and decal them in a straight line next to each other. Example Car number 455465 is one decal, in the old method you would print out a bunch of 1s, 2s, etc and the car number would be six decals instead of one!! Invariably you would run out of certain letters and numbers. Ain't technology great. BTW: narrow gauge guys consider this cheating.
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