Cleaning a tin plate bridge?

A tub filled with water and dish soap would be my first stop if there are not any decals to worry about is my usual go to. If there are decals, then I use a baby wipe (avoiding the decals). I make sure it is able to expediently air dry out completely.

Hi BMORA4, in your response you wrote. "If there are decals, then I use a baby (avoiding the decals).

i don't have a baby, lol.

So a baby what is my question.  There is a part of the deck decal there.

Thank you much.

Looks like I forgot the word wipe following baby. Edited above post to clarify.

I just did this with a dirty Hellgate.  I didn't even use soap, just water.  I used a spray bottle and a soft cloth.  First I misted it down and let it soak for a few minutes.  Then wiped.  That did the job in my case.

I'll throw this in because of a news article I recently read.  Apparently baby wipes do not dissolve when flushed down the toilet.  Apparently they collect grease and create a major problem.

My recommendation: do not flush babies or baby wipes down the toilet.

Thanks BMORAN4, BEACHHEAD2, Bill DEBROOKE.

Babywipe and discard in trash, or  water spray with soft cloth wipe. I  will do that.

all good.

 Baby wipes and feminine hygiene products have been as great for the plumbing business as they are for Johnson&Johnson.

I wouldn't use a baby wipe on or around some cracks in, or early paints. They have an oil (mineral oil) and oils can penetrate into, &/or under paint and lift or degrade it.  Soap and water is always safest.  Drying fast is key. A towel, then a hairdrier is my usual method.

I think I have that bridge. There is a light in the house on some, and a decal on the bridgehouse. Wire clasping tabs on the beams.  If there is a deck decal, mine is long gone. The roof and bridgehouse are nearly the same as the crane cab's. The crane roof has a smokestack though. I replaced my missing roof with a crane's.

Can anyone take & postpo photo of the deck decal?