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Bob
CDS Dry Transfers and Robert Sloan Decals were the primary sources of WP&Y lettering. Both are now long gone, but they occasionally turn up on EBay.
Republic Locomotive Works is the only source I know of that currently offers White Pass decals <
">https://www.republiclocomotiveworks.com>. Republic is basically an N scale narrow gauge supplier, but their decals are available in N, HO, S & O. This is possibly the widest range of narrow gauge lines currently available, although otherwise often fairly generic. I believe that these are the Bob Sloan artwork. See pages 10 & 11 of their listing for White Pass freight, slogans and heralds.
A quick scan also finds WestSide, EBT, D&RG, DSP&P, CCR, UPD&G, SR&RL, ET&WNC, OR&W/PRR, generic passenger, Pacific Coast, D&RGW, Mears roads, NCNG, NC&O, Uintah, logging roads, Sumpter Valley, SPNG, Nevada & California, Carson & Colorado, WP&Y, SPC, NPC, North Shore, Gramps tank, Conoco tanck, RGS Goose, D&RGW San Juan train. Note that their web listing is a bit flaky: you cannot simply go back, but must use their previous, next, or page number links.
Labelle also offers freight car decals covering their surprisingly wide range of narrow gauge kits.
San Juan Models is mostly Colorado prototype, but also offers a few out of state lines.
John Stutz
On January 16, 2021 9:02 AM Robert Veefkind via groups.io <snookdust@...> wrote:
Are they available for hon3 ? Microscale and Thinfilm do not list them. Bob veefkind
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Ozark Miniatures had the CDS line listed up until about a year or so ago, and the link is still there on their website. I had ordered several sets from them just a couple of years ago, although they did not keep the line of dry transfers running. I had assumed that they bought the line of dry transfers. I attempted to make contact via email about a year ago and never got a response.
Republic Locomotive Works has WP&YR decals - only in white - and they ship fast.
Rob Bell Modeling the White Pass & Yukon Route in HOn3 Waynesville, NC
On Saturday, January 16, 2021, 04:10:41 PM EST, John Stutz <john.stutz@...> wrote:
Bob
CDS Dry Transfers and Robert Sloan Decals were the primary sources of WP&Y lettering. Both are now long gone, but they occasionally turn up on EBay.
Republic Locomotive Works is the only source I know of that currently offers White Pass decals <
">https://www.republiclocomotiveworks.com>. Republic is basically an N scale narrow gauge supplier, but their decals are available in N, HO, S & O. This is possibly the widest range of narrow gauge lines currently available, although otherwise often fairly generic. I believe that these are the Bob Sloan artwork. See pages 10 & 11 of their listing for White Pass freight, slogans and heralds.
A quick scan also finds WestSide, EBT, D&RG, DSP&P, CCR, UPD&G, SR&RL, ET&WNC, OR&W/PRR, generic passenger, Pacific Coast, D&RGW, Mears roads, NCNG, NC&O, Uintah, logging roads, Sumpter Valley, SPNG, Nevada & California, Carson & Colorado, WP&Y, SPC, NPC, North Shore, Gramps tank, Conoco tanck, RGS Goose, D&RGW San Juan train. Note that their web listing is a bit flaky: you cannot simply go back, but must use their previous, next, or page number links.
Labelle also offers freight car decals covering their surprisingly wide range of narrow gauge kits.
San Juan Models is mostly Colorado prototype, but also offers a few out of state lines.
John Stutz
On January 16, 2021 9:02 AM Robert Veefkind via groups.io <snookdust@...> wrote:
Are they available for hon3 ? Microscale and Thinfilm do not list them. Bob veefkind
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Thanks Rob the cds decals dried up and (to me ) are useless. I emailed Republic and no answer yet. Have you ever seen the PFM model of # 70 ? Thanks esp.John and others for the help Bob V.
In a message dated 1/17/2021 4:41:01 AM Eastern Standard Time, ionhoss@... writes:
Ozark Miniatures had the CDS line listed up until about a year or so ago, and the link is still there on their website. I had ordered several sets from them just a couple of years ago, although they did not keep the line of dry transfers running. I had assumed that they bought the line of dry transfers. I attempted to make contact via email about a year ago and never got a response.
Republic Locomotive Works has WP&YR decals - only in white - and they ship fast.
Rob Bell
Modeling the White Pass & Yukon Route in HOn3
Waynesville, NC
On Saturday, January 16, 2021, 04:10:41 PM EST, John Stutz <john.stutz@...> wrote:
Bob
CDS Dry Transfers and Robert Sloan Decals were the primary sources of WP&Y lettering. Both are now long gone, but they occasionally turn up on EBay.
Republic Locomotive Works is the only source I know of that currently offers White Pass decals < ">https://www.republiclocomotiveworks.com>. Republic is basically an N scale narrow gauge supplier, but their decals are available in N, HO, S & O. This is possibly the widest range of narrow gauge lines currently available, although otherwise often fairly generic. I believe that these are the Bob Sloan artwork. See pages 10 & 11 of their listing for White Pass freight, slogans and heralds.
A quick scan also finds WestSide, EBT, D&RG, DSP&P, CCR, UPD&G, SR&RL, ET&WNC, OR&W/PRR, generic passenger, Pacific Coast, D&RGW, Mears roads, NCNG, NC&O, Uintah, logging roads, Sumpter Valley, SPNG, Nevada & California, Carson & Colorado, WP&Y, SPC, NPC, North Shore, Gramps tank, Conoco tanck, RGS Goose, D&RGW San Juan train. Note that their web listing is a bit flaky: you cannot simply go back, but must use their previous, next, or page number links.
Labelle also offers freight car decals covering their surprisingly wide range of narrow gauge kits.
San Juan Models is mostly Colorado prototype, but also offers a few out of state lines.
John Stutz
On January 16, 2021 9:02 AM Robert Veefkind via groups.io <snookdust@...> wrote:
Are they available for hon3 ? Microscale and Thinfilm do not list them. Bob veefkind
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In reference to dry transfers, I had heard someplace that the chemicals that are used in them are now on the endangered list, hazardous, or what ever, which has basically stopped production by those who made them. If they were made in California I can say that for sure as they ban everything from Ketchup to Mustard if someone doesn't like it. It would stand to reason that items like that could be made where humanity and politicians are not stacked up on top of each other and get yet get the job done with very little harm done to the environment. I guess I am just an old fuddy-duddy and have more or less ignored those repressive limitations over the last 73 years and am still on my own two feet.
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From: "Robert Veefkind via groups.io"
Sent: Jan 17, 2021 9:29 AM
To: hon3@groups.io
Subject: [HOn3] White Pass & Yukon decals
Thanks Rob the cds decals dried up and (to me ) are useless. I emailed Republic and no answer yet. Have you ever seen the PFM model of # 70 ? Thanks esp.John and others for the help Bob V.
In a message dated 1/17/2021 4:41:01 AM Eastern Standard Time, ionhoss@... writes:
Ozark Miniatures had the CDS line listed up until about a year or so ago, and the link is still there on their website. I had ordered several sets from them just a couple of years ago, although they did not keep the line of dry transfers running. I had assumed that they bought the line of dry transfers. I attempted to make contact via email about a year ago and never got a response.
Republic Locomotive Works has WP&YR decals - only in white - and they ship fast.
Rob Bell
Modeling the White Pass & Yukon Route in HOn3
Waynesville, NC
On Saturday, January 16, 2021, 04:10:41 PM EST, John Stutz <john.stutz@...> wrote:
Bob
CDS Dry Transfers and Robert Sloan Decals were the primary sources of WP&Y lettering. Both are now long gone, but they occasionally turn up on EBay.
Republic Locomotive Works is the only source I know of that currently offers White Pass decals < ">https://www.republiclocomotiveworks.com>. Republic is basically an N scale narrow gauge supplier, but their decals are available in N, HO, S & O. This is possibly the widest range of narrow gauge lines currently available, although otherwise often fairly generic. I believe that these are the Bob Sloan artwork. See pages 10 & 11 of their listing for White Pass freight, slogans and heralds.
A quick scan also finds WestSide, EBT, D&RG, DSP&P, CCR, UPD&G, SR&RL, ET&WNC, OR&W/PRR, generic passenger, Pacific Coast, D&RGW, Mears roads, NCNG, NC&O, Uintah, logging roads, Sumpter Valley, SPNG, Nevada & California, Carson & Colorado, WP&Y, SPC, NPC, North Shore, Gramps tank, Conoco tanck, RGS Goose, D&RGW San Juan train. Note that their web listing is a bit flaky: you cannot simply go back, but must use their previous, next, or page number links.
Labelle also offers freight car decals covering their surprisingly wide range of narrow gauge kits.
San Juan Models is mostly Colorado prototype, but also offers a few out of state lines.
John Stutz
On January 16, 2021 9:02 AM Robert Veefkind via groups.io <snookdust@...> wrote:
Are they available for hon3 ? Microscale and Thinfilm do not list them. Bob veefkind
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Bob, Have I seen one of the PFM 70 class locos? Haha...I own 4 of them. Still need a SN 34, painted "USA" of course...hint hint. 
Rob Bell Modeling the White Pass & Yukon Route in HOn3 Waynesville, NC
On Sunday, January 17, 2021, 09:29:25 AM EST, Robert Veefkind via groups.io <snookdust@...> wrote:
Thanks Rob the cds decals dried up and (to me ) are useless. I emailed Republic and no answer yet. Have you ever seen the PFM model of # 70 ? Thanks esp.John and others for the help Bob V.
In a message dated 1/17/2021 4:41:01 AM Eastern Standard Time, ionhoss@... writes:
Ozark Miniatures had the CDS line listed up until about a year or so ago, and the link is still there on their website. I had ordered several sets from them just a couple of years ago, although they did not keep the line of dry transfers running. I had assumed that they bought the line of dry transfers. I attempted to make contact via email about a year ago and never got a response.
Republic Locomotive Works has WP&YR decals - only in white - and they ship fast.
Rob Bell
Modeling the White Pass & Yukon Route in HOn3
Waynesville, NC
On Saturday, January 16, 2021, 04:10:41 PM EST, John Stutz <john.stutz@...> wrote:
Bob
CDS Dry Transfers and Robert Sloan Decals were the primary sources of WP&Y lettering. Both are now long gone, but they occasionally turn up on EBay.
Republic Locomotive Works is the only source I know of that currently offers White Pass decals < ">https://www.republiclocomotiveworks.com>. Republic is basically an N scale narrow gauge supplier, but their decals are available in N, HO, S & O. This is possibly the widest range of narrow gauge lines currently available, although otherwise often fairly generic. I believe that these are the Bob Sloan artwork. See pages 10 & 11 of their listing for White Pass freight, slogans and heralds.
A quick scan also finds WestSide, EBT, D&RG, DSP&P, CCR, UPD&G, SR&RL, ET&WNC, OR&W/PRR, generic passenger, Pacific Coast, D&RGW, Mears roads, NCNG, NC&O, Uintah, logging roads, Sumpter Valley, SPNG, Nevada & California, Carson & Colorado, WP&Y, SPC, NPC, North Shore, Gramps tank, Conoco tanck, RGS Goose, D&RGW San Juan train. Note that their web listing is a bit flaky: you cannot simply go back, but must use their previous, next, or page number links.
Labelle also offers freight car decals covering their surprisingly wide range of narrow gauge kits.
San Juan Models is mostly Colorado prototype, but also offers a few out of state lines.
John Stutz
On January 16, 2021 9:02 AM Robert Veefkind via groups.io <snookdust@...> wrote:
Are they available for hon3 ? Microscale and Thinfilm do not list them. Bob veefkind
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What is your question about the RLW decals? I have some in front of me...sort of.
Rob Bell Modeling the White Pass & Yukon Route in HOn3 Waynesville, NC
On Sunday, January 17, 2021, 03:47:40 PM EST, Robert Bell via groups.io <ionhoss@...> wrote:
Bob, Have I seen one of the PFM 70 class locos? Haha...I own 4 of them. Still need a SN 34, painted "USA" of course...hint hint.
Rob Bell Modeling the White Pass & Yukon Route in HOn3 Waynesville, NC
On Sunday, January 17, 2021, 09:29:25 AM EST, Robert Veefkind via groups.io <snookdust@...> wrote:
Thanks Rob the cds decals dried up and (to me ) are useless. I emailed Republic and no answer yet. Have you ever seen the PFM model of # 70 ? Thanks esp.John and others for the help Bob V.
In a message dated 1/17/2021 4:41:01 AM Eastern Standard Time, ionhoss@... writes:
Ozark Miniatures had the CDS line listed up until about a year or so ago, and the link is still there on their website. I had ordered several sets from them just a couple of years ago, although they did not keep the line of dry transfers running. I had assumed that they bought the line of dry transfers. I attempted to make contact via email about a year ago and never got a response.
Republic Locomotive Works has WP&YR decals - only in white - and they ship fast.
Rob Bell
Modeling the White Pass & Yukon Route in HOn3
Waynesville, NC
On Saturday, January 16, 2021, 04:10:41 PM EST, John Stutz <john.stutz@...> wrote:
Bob
CDS Dry Transfers and Robert Sloan Decals were the primary sources of WP&Y lettering. Both are now long gone, but they occasionally turn up on EBay.
Republic Locomotive Works is the only source I know of that currently offers White Pass decals < ">https://www.republiclocomotiveworks.com>. Republic is basically an N scale narrow gauge supplier, but their decals are available in N, HO, S & O. This is possibly the widest range of narrow gauge lines currently available, although otherwise often fairly generic. I believe that these are the Bob Sloan artwork. See pages 10 & 11 of their listing for White Pass freight, slogans and heralds.
A quick scan also finds WestSide, EBT, D&RG, DSP&P, CCR, UPD&G, SR&RL, ET&WNC, OR&W/PRR, generic passenger, Pacific Coast, D&RGW, Mears roads, NCNG, NC&O, Uintah, logging roads, Sumpter Valley, SPNG, Nevada & California, Carson & Colorado, WP&Y, SPC, NPC, North Shore, Gramps tank, Conoco tanck, RGS Goose, D&RGW San Juan train. Note that their web listing is a bit flaky: you cannot simply go back, but must use their previous, next, or page number links.
Labelle also offers freight car decals covering their surprisingly wide range of narrow gauge kits.
San Juan Models is mostly Colorado prototype, but also offers a few out of state lines.
John Stutz
On January 16, 2021 9:02 AM Robert Veefkind via groups.io <snookdust@...> wrote:
Are they available for hon3 ? Microscale and Thinfilm do not list them. Bob veefkind
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Dave, CDS was a Canadian based company. CDS closed up shop and retired maybe 15 -20 years ago I think. It was my understanding that Ozark Miniatures had bought the artwork and rights, but I could be wrong. I always wished that the artwork for the dry transfers could have been turned into decals.
Rob Bell Modeling the White Pass & Yukon Route in HOn3 Waynesville, NC
On Sunday, January 17, 2021, 09:56:59 AM EST, Climax@... <climax@...> wrote:
In reference to dry transfers, I had heard someplace that the chemicals that are used in them are now on the endangered list, hazardous, or what ever, which has basically stopped production by those who made them. If they were made in California I can say that for sure as they ban everything from Ketchup to Mustard if someone doesn't like it. It would stand to reason that items like that could be made where humanity and politicians are not stacked up on top of each other and get yet get the job done with very little harm done to the environment. I guess I am just an old fuddy-duddy and have more or less ignored those repressive limitations over the last 73 years and am still on my own two feet. Dave -----Original Message-----
From: "Robert Veefkind via groups.io"
Sent: Jan 17, 2021 9:29 AM
To: hon3@groups.io
Subject: [HOn3] White Pass & Yukon decals
Thanks Rob the cds decals dried up and (to me ) are useless. I emailed Republic and no answer yet. Have you ever seen the PFM model of # 70 ? Thanks esp.John and others for the help Bob V.
In a message dated 1/17/2021 4:41:01 AM Eastern Standard Time, ionhoss@... writes:
Ozark Miniatures had the CDS line listed up until about a year or so ago, and the link is still there on their website. I had ordered several sets from them just a couple of years ago, although they did not keep the line of dry transfers running. I had assumed that they bought the line of dry transfers. I attempted to make contact via email about a year ago and never got a response.
Republic Locomotive Works has WP&YR decals - only in white - and they ship fast.
Rob Bell
Modeling the White Pass & Yukon Route in HOn3
Waynesville, NC
On Saturday, January 16, 2021, 04:10:41 PM EST, John Stutz <john.stutz@...> wrote:
Bob
CDS Dry Transfers and Robert Sloan Decals were the primary sources of WP&Y lettering. Both are now long gone, but they occasionally turn up on EBay.
Republic Locomotive Works is the only source I know of that currently offers White Pass decals < ">https://www.republiclocomotiveworks.com>. Republic is basically an N scale narrow gauge supplier, but their decals are available in N, HO, S & O. This is possibly the widest range of narrow gauge lines currently available, although otherwise often fairly generic. I believe that these are the Bob Sloan artwork. See pages 10 & 11 of their listing for White Pass freight, slogans and heralds.
A quick scan also finds WestSide, EBT, D&RG, DSP&P, CCR, UPD&G, SR&RL, ET&WNC, OR&W/PRR, generic passenger, Pacific Coast, D&RGW, Mears roads, NCNG, NC&O, Uintah, logging roads, Sumpter Valley, SPNG, Nevada & California, Carson & Colorado, WP&Y, SPC, NPC, North Shore, Gramps tank, Conoco tanck, RGS Goose, D&RGW San Juan train. Note that their web listing is a bit flaky: you cannot simply go back, but must use their previous, next, or page number links.
Labelle also offers freight car decals covering their surprisingly wide range of narrow gauge kits.
San Juan Models is mostly Colorado prototype, but also offers a few out of state lines.
John Stutz
On January 16, 2021 9:02 AM Robert Veefkind via groups.io <snookdust@...> wrote:
Are they available for hon3 ? Microscale and Thinfilm do not list them. Bob veefkind
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They can be! You just apply the entire CDS sheet to a blank Microscale decal sheet and then overspray them with Microscale clear decal film. Walla! Now you have a decal.
But I hear you. I which CDS had made decals too.
Dale Buxton
Dave, CDS was a Canadian based company. CDS closed up shop and retired maybe 15 -20 years ago I think. It was my understanding that Ozark Miniatures had bought the artwork and rights, but I could be wrong. I always wished that the artwork for the dry transfers could have been turned into decals.
Rob Bell Modeling the White Pass & Yukon Route in HOn3 Waynesville, NC
On Sunday, January 17, 2021, 09:56:59 AM EST, Climax@... < climax@...> wrote:
In reference to dry transfers, I had heard someplace that the chemicals that are used in them are now on the endangered list, hazardous, or what ever, which has basically stopped production by those who made them. If they were made in California I can say that for sure as they ban everything from Ketchup to Mustard if someone doesn't like it. It would stand to reason that items like that could be made where humanity and politicians are not stacked up on top of each other and get yet get the job done with very little harm done to the environment. I guess I am just an old fuddy-duddy and have more or less ignored those repressive limitations over the last 73 years and am still on my own two feet. Dave -----Original Message-----
From: "Robert Veefkind via groups.io"
Sent: Jan 17, 2021 9:29 AM
To: hon3@groups.io
Subject: [HOn3] White Pass & Yukon decals
Thanks Rob the cds decals dried up and (to me ) are useless. I emailed Republic and no answer yet. Have you ever seen the PFM model of # 70 ? Thanks esp.John and others for the help Bob V.
In a message dated 1/17/2021 4:41:01 AM Eastern Standard Time, ionhoss= yahoo.com@groups.io writes:
Ozark Miniatures had the CDS line listed up until about a year or so ago, and the link is still there on their website. I had ordered several sets from them just a couple of years ago, although they did not keep the line of dry transfers running. I had assumed that they bought the line of dry transfers. I attempted to make contact via email about a year ago and never got a response.
Republic Locomotive Works has WP&YR decals - only in white - and they ship fast.
Rob Bell
Modeling the White Pass & Yukon Route in HOn3
Waynesville, NC
On Saturday, January 16, 2021, 04:10:41 PM EST, John Stutz < john.stutz@...> wrote:
Bob
CDS Dry Transfers and Robert Sloan Decals were the primary sources of WP&Y lettering. Both are now long gone, but they occasionally turn up on EBay.
Republic Locomotive Works is the only source I know of that currently offers White Pass decals < ">https://www.republiclocomotiveworks.com>. Republic is basically an N scale narrow gauge supplier, but their decals are available in N, HO, S & O. This is possibly the widest range of narrow gauge lines currently available, although otherwise often fairly generic. I believe that these are the Bob Sloan artwork. See pages 10 & 11 of their listing for White Pass freight, slogans and heralds.
A quick scan also finds WestSide, EBT, D&RG, DSP&P, CCR, UPD&G, SR&RL, ET&WNC, OR&W/PRR, generic passenger, Pacific Coast, D&RGW, Mears roads, NCNG, NC&O, Uintah, logging roads, Sumpter Valley, SPNG, Nevada & California, Carson & Colorado, WP&Y, SPC, NPC, North Shore, Gramps tank, Conoco tanck, RGS Goose, D&RGW San Juan train. Note that their web listing is a bit flaky: you cannot simply go back, but must use their previous, next, or page number links.
Labelle also offers freight car decals covering their surprisingly wide range of narrow gauge kits.
San Juan Models is mostly Colorado prototype, but also offers a few out of state lines.
John Stutz
Are they available for hon3 ? Microscale and Thinfilm do not list them. Bob veefkind
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