Here is a building that I’ve made full side decals for each one. I choose to leave the back as if they decided not to remodel it or they ran out of money … either tends to be the case in the real world. A few additive have been put on like the security lights, a/c unit, and extra roof vents. All the decals are custom made Deve’s Decals and are available for sale in my online store.
I will be making more sets and updating this post as I get time … remember to check out my Facebook Page for deals there.
Old Walthers Kit 3003 Leviathan Manufacturing Co this is been OOP for a while. Nice little kit it a shame they stop producing it.
I build a lot of models of building that have been neglected, run down and burnt out … well here is one that has been renovated. Well they renovated everything but the back which is generally the case in the real world as in order to cut cost the back is ignored – much like the mall hairdos of the 80’s – you know the front and sides looked great but the back was forgotten. Out of sight, out of mind.
Realy trying to get out of N Scale just getting to hard to see and they are small … how small – about 1:160 scale small. They just don’t afford themselves the same amount of detail and and parts you can buy to trick them out So have a look not the best I’ve even done but like I said they are small.
Printed in glorious 8 color printing process these are STREET ART decals taken right from the streets around the world … some may call it graffiti, I call it ART …
These would look great on your buildings or other projects. Sheets are 4″x5″ in size and are $6.75 per sheet.
As always bulk order discounts available.
These are business decals in HO Scale but could be used on other scale and the sheets measure about 4″x5″ in size…
Each sheet is $5.95 direct plus $1.00 shipping for up to 2 sets, $2.50 2 to 5 sets
And yet another DPM model, this is a older kit and the dimples in the side show that.
I think this is a cool idea, granted you’d have to use a 90% silver coin to form it, others would be to hard.
