Ideas For New Miller Signs

My dad actually worked here before they were bought out by the local Chevy dealership.

A couple more good ones.

I am a ppg/pittsburgh paints dealer...would like to see the "drippy P" logo!...dont have a picture to upload...

I want a VIA RAIL sign. 

I'd buy one.

"Bates Motel" would be cool, but I'll bet the licensing would be costly, if not prohibitively so,  given the popularity of the new television show.

Here is another view of a Soo Line illuminated sign on a frame or scaffold. 

Part of the S looks damaged.

Andrew

Minneapolis riverfront has several historic milling companies, and several great signs, I do not have pictures

Another Baltimore icon:

Jerry

I tried to interest microstru in producing the Greyhound running dog sign.  They were aware of it but didn't think it had enough animation.  True, it only has to positions, but when lit, it shows the dog running realistically.  This sign still exists in Pocatello, Idaho where I live and I'd love to have a model of it on our club layout just a block away.

Here's a photo of the sign at night.  I saw a video of it in operation, but can't find it today.  I'll keep looking and post the link here.  Anyone else interested in having this sign produced?

I agree with this guy

If the sign has to have a color change or animation, there could be a rectangle outlining the sign like on the typical Soo Line herald of that time period, then the background and the graphics can alternate between Red and White. Sometimes the background can be red and lettering can be turned on in white, then the background can turn white with red lettering turning on letter by letter.

Andrew

I would love to have a large Coca-Cola billboard along the lines of the one in Times Square during the 1970's and early 1980's:

-Duncan

There's a plastic kit out there, but it's in HO scale darn it, or I'd have one.

Oh, that sign with a smoking option{terrible pun there} would be too cool!{not trying to promote smoking here}...loving the vehicles in the pic too! 

Aside from a CB&Q sign, I'd like to see a few of the old auto signs too...

Here's one that no longer exists. Playboy Building Chicago

And while they're at it I might suggest the Castro Convertible sign.

ANother defunct

The Coca Cola sign I liked the best was the one with the bottle where the cap came off and a straw come out. I would stand in Time Square and watch it for a long time. Just to make the sign with the bottle in 3D would look cool. {pardon the pun}.

not to high-jack the thread, but how many miller signs would be OK on a layout the size of our club? we are remodeling some areas and adding miller signs and can't decide on how many to use.

I'd say that you can't have enough. Especially considering if you use their small window signs in restaurants, gas stations, and businesses of every nature, as most real businesses have some type of lighted sign, you can't have enough.