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Three suggestions For decal paper, Tango Papa is excellent. https://www.tangopapadecals.com/paper.html Richard Brennan of TT West does custom decals and is excellent and reasonable.

Scott: If you only need a few sheets it may be less expensive to go with a custom decal maker.? Bill Brillinger at PDC doe good work at reasonble prices https://www.pdc.ca/rr/custom_decals/ Bruce

I'm interested in this subject. I have a need to print decals for some of my favorite shortline railroads. In fact, I recently purchased a Canon laser printer to utilize the white toners available

Try Bill Brillinger at PDC.? Quality work at reaonable prices https://www.pdc.ca/rr/custom_decals/ Bruce Wilson Barrie, Ontario, Canada Life Member NMRA Member Scale 7 Group Gauge 0 Guild

Chris, Try Black Cat Publishing? (blackcatdecals.com)? in Winnipeg, MB, Canada.? They may be able to produce a custom decal for you. Brian Martin, Brantford, ON, Email:

This is probably not the correct group for this, any pointers to a Model Railroad group that could address this appreciated? I'm trying to figure out the best way to get a "custom" decal for an HO

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Amazon Canada have many items if you search 'pressed ferns', so Amazon US should have even more. Here's one item. Norm

Have you checked with any local florists? Charles

Thanks.? I had found those as well, but it's difficult to tell the quality from those little photos :-).? I was hoping for someone who'd bought some that they could recommend as a good product.?

I found some on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/market/dried_asparagus_fern I bet one dried decorative plant's worth will last you for quite a few model trees. well, digging deeper--I searched for

I don't know where you live, but asparagus fern is s pretty fast grower. [email protected]> wrote:

A little off topic, but I hope someone here has an answer.? I've had good luck building evergreen trees using asparagus(?) fern.? I had a large amount from a kit by a long defunct company, but I'm

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Hornby made in China set track?

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I think this was the subject for an Iain RIce design for Proto 87. Looking at the first aerial photo it would make an ideal shunting plank.

Looks really cool. Maybe a little more info might be helpful.? Some questions that come to mind... Are you planning to operate on it and if so, do you have an operating scheme for this?