No Trespassing Decals

[BCR751]

Thanks guys for all of the scintillating responses.  I have some white decal paper so I think I'll try using that in conjunction with one of the programs mentioned.  I do not have Corel Draw so I may find I'm a bit limited but the suggestions posted by Missaberoad seem to have some merit.  I'll report back.....

Doug

[nkalanaga]

IN MS Paint you can type it in, then move the individual letters wherever you want them.

[John]

Thanks guys for all of the scintillating responses.  I have some white decal paper so I think I'll try using that in conjunction with one of the programs mentioned.  I do not have Corel Draw so I may find I'm a bit limited but the suggestions posted by Missaberoad seem to have some merit.  I'll report back.....

Doug

There are lots of options -- especially something that's going to be as small as an NScale sign -- you don't always need a sledgehammer to drive a small nail

[Maletrain]

There are lots of options -- especially something that's going to be as small as an NScale sign -- you don't always need a sledgehammer to drive a small nail

But, wait!  It's N scale - everything is a sledge hammer compared to an N scale nail!   

[John]

But, wait!  It's N scale - everything is a sledge hammer compared to an N scale nail!   

My point was -- I don't over think or over engineer the mundane - such as the I being slightly off center on a decal or sign that most will never see, especially since everything in model railroading is a compromise compared to the real world ..

[glakedylan]

fWIW...here are two ready to print images which were designed in scale size measuring .5 x .05" dimensions
not sure how they will print on decal paper but were readable on plain white paper