| PRR Scale Car Decals |
This set was produced to fill a gap in PRR decals which have never been done prior to this set.
The PRR's Y4 Scale Car was a standard 80,000 lb. design, which has been made availible in Brass, from Overland and
Hallmark, in addition to a limited run cast metal kit from Stewart Products and in plastic from Walthers.
This sheet includes enough decals to decal two cars. The set inclues 4 different car numbers with the correct build dates
for each number. There are three different lube dates and one set without a lube date for decaling for an earlier era. Also,
from referring to photographs, additional letering has been included for modeling post-1960's cars and additional detail
lettering with special instructions, which can be modeled and added to you model.
The PRR's Y4 Scale Car was a standard 80,000 lb. design, which has been made availible in Brass, from Overland and
Hallmark, in addition to a limited run cast metal kit from Stewart Products and in plastic from Walthers.
This sheet includes enough decals to decal two cars. The set inclues 4 different car numbers with the correct build dates
for each number. There are three different lube dates and one set without a lube date for decaling for an earlier era. Also,
from referring to photographs, additional letering has been included for modeling post-1960's cars and additional detail
lettering with special instructions, which can be modeled and added to you model.
Shown below are prototype photos and the decal artwork.
| PRR Y4 Scale Car Decals Stock #HO-Y4 Release Date: 10/2008 Price: $7.00 Stock #N-Y4 Release Date: 1/2009 Price: SOLD OUT Order! |
| HO - In Stock and Availible! N - SOLD OUT |
A thank you for assistance in producing this
decal set goes to Bill Lane, whom without his
collection of equipment photos the detail for
this set would not have been possible. Also, for
further references in regard to the PRR's
scalecar fleet please consult the PRR Color
Guides, published by Morning Sun Boooks,
Inc. and the Pennsylvania Railroad Technical
& Historical Society's annual publication, The
Keystone, Fall 1977, Volume 10 Number 3.
decal set goes to Bill Lane, whom without his
collection of equipment photos the detail for
this set would not have been possible. Also, for
further references in regard to the PRR's
scalecar fleet please consult the PRR Color
Guides, published by Morning Sun Boooks,
Inc. and the Pennsylvania Railroad Technical
& Historical Society's annual publication, The
Keystone, Fall 1977, Volume 10 Number 3.
