Bombardier Decal Help!

Don't know, but there's an alternative. Get permission to get access to the car as you'll need a step ladder. take a "straight on" photo of the decal, scale it down using photoshop or Microsoft photo editor, then print it using ink-jet white decal paper. Spray that with Krylon clear and you have your decals. Even in O scale, they'll be too small to read clearly, so the loss of detail shouldn't really be noticeable.

    IF U CAN READ THIS YOUR TO CLOSE Sorry I was just kidding. Choo Choo Kenny

If I lived in DFW I would do that.  I live 6 hours from there.  I love the paint scheme, so I bought an HO version to use as a reference.    Thanks for the reply,

Ray

I contacted Athearn, mfg of my HO set, regarding the decals.  They said the decals read "  It is a step-by-step set of instructions and
illustrations about how to open and remove the window from the outside
of the car ".  But they said they couldn't help me with a reference for the decal.   Does anyone know if any O Gauge Decals are made that might be close to that?

Thx,

Ray

Hi tynaskos,

I think I got an email from you on another forum looking for a manual for a Kline  F59PHI.

I don't have an account there anymore.  Are you still looking for the manual?

Mike

Mike,

I sure did, another forum member already sent me a PDF of the manual.  I appreciate you checking and responding.

Thanks,

Ray

OMG, I want to do this project in O scale too!  I am just seeing this thread for the first time, but I wanted to wish you all the best to make this project a success.  I used to live in Fort Worth and I want to have this in my o-scale collection soon.

Can't help you with the decals, but here is a picture of one of the cars on the way to Dallas.  This was taken a couple years ago just east of Lincoln, NE on a BNSF frieght.

Thank you for all the replies.  The Engine and cars are done, clear-coated Saturday.  I will be mounting them this weekend.  I will post a thread of the whole project after I get them on the test track.

Thanks again,

Ray