MTA Logos

No logos on R12’s until 1970 which the “M” was added with the MTA blue and silver scheme. The “M” is larger than the others and is not available in decals. Print them out using a PC.

https://steves3roscale.shutterfly.com/pictures/5470

THANK YOU!

If all you "TA" fans would band together, you could order a big batch from this guy: https://highballgraphics.com/

Jim is great to work with and all you need do is provide photos and measurments.  He's a great guy and prices are reasonable.

Here`s a guy i use out here on Long Island-

www.islandmodelworks.com

@Former Member posted:

Here`s a guy i use out here on Long Island-

www.islandmodelworks.com

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I.M.W. M's are either too small or too large for R-12's. Also RailKing shells are larger than true O scale so a measurement in true O scale " will be incorrect. You will have to make them unless Joe provides a mid size in the future. I asked him 2 years prior to the 12s' arrival, but  I believe the hold up back then was that the raised number board was in the way. MTH removed those old outdated bds. at my request on the new 12's.

Thank you all. I'm not really a scale modeler, more a toy train guy, but I do like to get the correct logos, even if not exactly scale. I'm not above creating fantasy versions with whatever I want either. I appreciate your help.

Steve is correct about the size of the Island Model Works logos.  You get two sizes and one is too small and one is too big  Here is the M in the bigger version on an R26  You can see its way too big

This is an IMW smal MTA logo on an R142  You can see its way too small

This is a TA logo a friend of mine made that is on vinyl  It is the correct size

This is a Staten Island M logo a friend made that is correct size