Need a source for a custom decal

I have used these guys.  He does a great job and his decals are very high quality.

Bedlam custom graphics

Roger:

I will send you an e-mail with some information.

I would like to know this too....Thanks Jim for posting.

Brian...how about posting the information here so that others benefit..??

Alan

Thanks Alan for the suggestion. I did not save the firm's name that did the beautiful job on the many decals required for the RailRunner project, but they are located in the Detroit area.

In my e-mail to Roger, I suggested that he contact Harry Heike at (856)625-5506. He was the individual that referred me to the decal provider, and as we all know, Harry is a perfectionist, so you gotta believe this firm is one of the best available.

What I do know is they were quick in the turn around of this project, their work was excellent, and the pricing was more than fair.

That's about the best I can do for now.

Thanks Brian, I e-mailed Harry and just waiting for his reply back. When I get it, I will post it here for all to see.

Roger....Harry would be the man!!  As a matter of fact...we will be "hearing" more from him in the near future!!

Alan

I will post info when I hear from Harry.

If the dry transfer route is acceptable for some of what you are doing, J & A Hobbies, one of our advertisers, is now accepting custom work.

Their phone number is 717-762-2242 and they can be reached by email at; warnick@pa.net

Ed Boyle

Thanks Ed, I will check these folks out also.

Charlie:

I think this is the firm that did my decals. Thanks for the information.

I want to thank everyone for their responses, In less than 4 hours I got my answer. You cannot beat the forum for our hobby.

Thanks OGR

No doubt the best place on the web!!!...(yeah, I am just a little bias...)

Alan

This is ALL very useful information and I'm going to book mark this. I would suggest anyone who needs decals in 0 scale to do the same.

As I have said other times recently, the availability of commercial 0 scale decals is on a very rapid decline. Obviously there is some demand as these threads of "where to find decals" come up every week. BUT there is also obviously not enough demand to warrant companies to have them made.

Highball Graphics is one of the last companies with a line of 0 scale decals. Microscale is continually dropping 0 scale decals from production. Railgraphics has dropped their 0 scale data sets. I've used Oddballs decals in the past, but have read unflattering things here about their recent service and their website hasn't been updated since 2011.

So again, this is all useful information. Thanks.

Apparently there is a family connection between Dandy and Solid Design as can be seen here.

I just wanted to take time hear to thank all of your guys for this post. I have made contact and the custom decal is now in process.

Thanks again, I love this forum.

Good to hear that you had satisfactory results.