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Black decals for Pennsylvania work train

I am painting a work train composed of various cars painted yellow for the Pennsylvania Railroad. I need a selection of PRR black lettering decals for new cars I am building and reworking. I will be adding to my existing MTH 20-90005 PRR work train set.

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11/11/133:48 PM

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Jark K. RemolOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

I used the Testor Ink-Jet decals and made my own. I'm doing a similar project for MOW cars in PRR.

Good luck!

11/11/135:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Jark K. Remol:

I used the Testor Ink-Jet decals and made my own. I'm doing a similar project for MOW cars in PRR.

Good luck!

I FOUND TESTOR'S CLEAR DECAL PAPER. IS THIS WHAT YOU ARE USING???

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