Geno Posted Saturday at 11:53 PM Posted Saturday at 11:53 PM Hi guys, do any of you know of a good source for 1/25, 1/24, G scale signage? I'm adding an island and gas pumps to my garage diorama and want to add a Texaco street corner sign. Or is this something I'll need to scratch build? Maybe one of these two. Thanks in advance.
Ace-Garageguy Posted Saturday at 11:57 PM Posted Saturday at 11:57 PM (edited) https://www.ebay.com/itm/186749380658? Scratch-building the frame should be very straightforward. Edited Saturday at 11:58 PM by Ace-Garageguy 4
Big Messer Posted Saturday at 11:59 PM Posted Saturday at 11:59 PM Go to a model railroad shop and look for G scale items. They are around 1:22.5... and I find them expensive. You could print your own. 1
stitchdup Posted yesterday at 12:06 AM Posted yesterday at 12:06 AM which style? https://cults3d.com/en/search?q=texaco 1
Geno Posted yesterday at 12:40 AM Author Posted yesterday at 12:40 AM Thanks guys, I do appreciate the info.💯😊
stavanzer Posted yesterday at 01:01 AM Posted yesterday at 01:01 AM Geno, MRC Offered their "Joe's Power Plus" Station Kit with Texaco Markings Once. https://www.scalemates.com/kits/mrc-bc100-texaco-service-station--1209717 1
Mark Posted yesterday at 01:21 AM Posted yesterday at 01:21 AM The Texaco version of the MRC gas station is hard to find now. I had one when it was issued, but sold it later when my brother turned up three partial Buddy L Texaco stations. The sign(s) in that MRC kit aren't too great. This was more than ten years ago, but I turned up enough loose items on eBay to complete the three Buddy L stations (except the sheet metal bases, which were often thrown away). Separate Texaco signs still turn up on occasion, that might be an option.
Ace-Garageguy Posted yesterday at 02:17 AM Posted yesterday at 02:17 AM 55 minutes ago, Mark said: The Texaco version of the MRC gas station is hard to find now... https://www.ebay.com/itm/187614986355 1
Mark Posted yesterday at 02:44 AM Posted yesterday at 02:44 AM I'm surprised someone hasn't stepped up for that one, though I'll still say that, as a Texaco station, it isn't that good. The sign is wrong, and the station itself is one bay. I can't remember ever seeing an actual Texaco station with one bay, most had two. I absolutely would not buy that kit for the sign. Instead, I'd buy the decal pictured earlier and scratch the sign to fit the decal. Besides the decal sheet pictured, Round 2 once made a separate decal sheet with Texaco stuff on it. 1
Ace-Garageguy Posted yesterday at 03:03 AM Posted yesterday at 03:03 AM 16 minutes ago, Mark said: ...I'd buy the decal pictured earlier and scratch the sign to fit the decal. Besides the decal sheet pictured, Round 2 once made a separate decal sheet with Texaco stuff on it. Here's a 6X8 inch sheet of self-adhesive stickers too... https://www.ebay.com/itm/264410564189 1
Geno Posted 15 hours ago Author Posted 15 hours ago Thanks a million guys, for your input. I believe I'll get the decals and scratch build the sign. That sounds like my best bet.💯😊 1
blizzy63 Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago (edited) Microscale.com has some nice vintage gas station decals in HO, N, and O scale. Some work well as car decals. No Texaco, sadly. [ Quick links > Gas Stations (GAS) ] Edited 13 hours ago by blizzy63
slusher Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago Click here 2 Click here 2 i have bought from him before nice seller
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