If you intend to letter and sell cars using this artwork, I'd really rather that you not do it, since it violates the spirit of what I'm trying to do here. In other words, By downloading this artwork you agree that I am providing it to you solely for noncommercial use. If you want to enlarge or reduce it for use in other scales, I won't complain. As the creator of the artwork, I specifically do not relinquish the copyright to my original artwork by publishing it here and making it available for downloading. I'm thinking that a logical extension of this would be a set for an Athearn or MDC express reefer, with more elaborate color graphics, or perhaps a set for a stock car, carrying sheep off to MacRoberts' to become haggis.
More modern cars are a possibility, too.
We'll just have to see how this goes. Several months ago, I completed the artwork for a set of Pere Marquette wooden refrigerator cars, so I had already drawn the artwork for a reefer body similar to the Accurail car. My approach is to draw up the car or locomotive shape before I begin the decal artwork, then put it on a drawing layer in CorelDRAW beneath the layer I'm actively working on. I currently sell decals to model specific prototype equipment. Milhaupt , All Rights Reserved.