Is anyone aware of a source for Southern Railway streamlined passenger car decals? I know that SR equipment occasionally ran in the consist of the KANSAS CITY-FLORIDA SPECIAL and I would like to include one or two Southern cars on my HO operation. However, since Champ has exited the business I have not been able to locate a source for SR decals (these would be black lettering to be applied to stainless cars). For sure, neither Microscale nor Oddball has them, so any other suggestions would be welcome. GS
Greg, I have a set of Champ PH-40 Southern Railway streamlined passenger decals you may have. Give me your address and I will send them to you gratis. For others interested, I also have the following decals that I will give away to a "needy" model railroader, since my Frisco rolling stock is basically done. Champ EH-263 Frisco Passenger Steam Locomotive Champ HC-460 Frisco Open Top Hopper (red two bay) Champ HC-93 Frisco Twin Hopper (black two bay ribbed or panel side) Champ HC-425 Frisco Covered Hopper (gray, large FRISCO) Champ Ph-93 Texas Special Passenger Car (Katy car names) Walthers 68-80 MKT Texas Special Passenger Car (Katy car names) Walthers 84-61 Frisco Yellow Standard Passenger Car Herald King L-463 and L463-A-1 Gold and White E-8 Lettering - names and numbers only, no stripes (Both sets needed to do the white backgrounds and gold foregrounds) 2 Sets of Microscale 87-85 Frisco Cabs and Cabooses I have used some portions (eg, numbers) of a few of these sets, but with the exception of the Herald Kings, all decals necessary are there to do a complete job. Contact me with name and address and they are yours. If I don't answer in a week, what you asked for is gone. And the first person who asks for all of them, except for Greg's Southern decals, wins. I don't want to spend time tracking requests. Ken McElreath
I made a reply to Greg Stout's request for Southern Railway Decals, but for some reason it did not appear on the "New Posts" section. Greg, the answer is listed as a reply to your question in the original thread. Ken McElreath
