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Hi to everyone, I hope you all have your Christmas shopping completed. I was in my local hobby store over the week-end and there are going to be a lot of happy fathers this holiday,  there were lots of dad's in there buying train sets for thier kids. Last week I asked for help about attaching dry decals. As I decided to try it on my own I have come up with what appears to be an easy way to attach them. In the last few weeks I have started to build houses and other buildings for my layout. I have come across two types of decals. One being a type that comes with a tacky backing and you just rub them on. The others come as a print sheet of paper. You have to cut them out and then apply them. These were the ones that was causing me concern as the how to apply them and not ness up the paper or the build its was being applied to. Then my darling wife said why don't you use Elmer's all purpose glue stick. I knew I married her for some reason. I have tried the glue stick and it works great. - Problem sloved.Hope this helps others out there.I have tried to attach a Jpg image of my layout into this fourm and I'm not having much success. I'll see if I can get it into one of those pic servers.  Dewayne
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