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About 12 years ago I had Railgraphics do decals for my prototype short line the Washington & Old Dominion. He did a great job on the logo, and the overall quality of these decals is in my opinion is higher than Champ, at least equal to Microscale. Service and customer contact were also excellent. I thought the price was quite reasonable for what I got. He has a small box ad in most issues of MR and you can find it in the advertsiers' index. <br /> <br />Having said that, digitally printing decals on decal paper was really not an optoin for me at that time. Nor were digital cameras available at consumer prices. Today, I would very seriously consider doing it myself; I've done some simple decals for signage and the like, and it worked great. But you won't get professional-looking results just using something like Word; I have Corel Draw and several photo editing packages. If you have to invest more than, at most, $50 in software or equipment, you'd be better off hiring a pro.
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