Hi all,

A quick question - I've been looking through the scenery sourcelist and haven't found what I'm looking for... I'm looking for a source of posters to put on my Ameritowne building fronts just to add a touch of depth to their presence. If someone could point me in the direction of a website/resource which has a selection of these for free, I'd appreciate it.

Regards,

Tom

I usually find what I am looking for by doing an image search in google, I right click and save the image then print it out in the size I need, sometimes it takes a couple of printings to get the size right depending on the size of the actual jpeg. Here is are a couple of websites that have allot vintage signs:

http://www.trainweb.org/tylick/signintro.htm

http://www.retroplanet.com/mm5...=Vintage_Metal_Signs

http://www.billboardsofthepast.com/

Paul

I have a lot of advertising signs (356 signs, 17 MB)already downloaded to my computer. Send me an email and we can discuss getting them to you.

I insert the signs into an Office document then I can size them to the exact dimensions I want them. I will measure the area I want the sign to cover and then just re-size it to that size.

I used this site for posters for my theatre.http://www.privatethefilm.com/...ilia/Posters_3.shtml I just printed the stamps sized posters and glued them to the side of the building. Pretty lo-tech.

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mellotronko

Postin along the Monon, the Hoosier Line!!

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.....Tom, heres some of my favorite ads/posters all assembled on one page.
Some of these guys have seen these before, but I post them when someone has a request like yours.
.....These should be ready to send over to your printer....Hope you can use them.



....Heres some Coke ones that I like....


.....These next ones are good for "filler" or background signs..



.....These next ones are a bit unusual, but cool...


..........Well thats it for now. Again, hope you can use some of these..

....................................................Remy

Wow, all excellent replies - Many thanks guys. Will have myself a weekend project now, looking forward to it

Tom

Here's Mike Tylick's site. If you go down a little you'll see his signs and Dana Gill's site. Both good for signs.

http://www.trainweb.org/tylick/

You could also go to Google and search on a product name signs or ads and click on images. Then just save them to your computer, size and print.

Gene Anstine

...or check the scenery sourcelist thread at the top of this forum contents page.

Jim