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• Late 60's top line Altered class was AA/FA...anyone know of a kit with this logo, ideally in white....lol......even Slixx doesn't appear to have it, nor does the WW Borsch T Altered......am I dreaming?.....AA/FA did exist didn't it?.........lol. *NM*
  • I'm pretty sure the Borsch car had the class lettering (very small) on the wing. Not much room left on those T or Bantam bodies after the contingency decals and car name are added! *NM*
    • Nah, the Borsch sheet only has the car # 808 for the wing tho' the box top # is 765...I'll recheck Slixx, just want the class listing & will use a couple of contingences decals, have even thought about using a fine white pen to do my own, tho' maybe not...lol. *NM*
      • Andy, do you have access to the Slixx website??? Check under the "Goody Minis" category. They list several sheets, in both white and gold leaf, that contain only lettering to allow the builder to create their own class designation markings.... *PIC*
        • Marty,Marty...what would I do without you...lol..have never checked that Goodys Mini site on the website...duh..just did,how dumb am I..lol..thanks Mate...finished the Bantam & it looks a little naked without some decals,hopefully they'll arrive B$ the July show..lol... *NM*
  • Slixx, on one of their miscellaneous drag racing contingency decal sheets, includes a bunch of letters and slash marks that allow you to create whatever class designation you want. *NM*
  • They still make rub-on lettering (a.k.a. "Letraset"). I've even seen tiny ones for model railroading, by Woodland Scenics. *NM*
    • Thanks Bill..I thought of those, tho' it looks like Slixx has what I need now after Marty put me straight on where to look..lol..just rang them but it was after 10am here,7pm in Georgia so had to leave a message, will give them a buzz early my time tomorrow....thanks guys. *NM*
      • Just had a win talking to Becky at Slixx, verry helpful, whilst no AA/FA there is enough letters etc to satisfy anal Andy plus various other sheets to keep me amused...all good..thanks guys. *NM*
    • Woodland makes most of it these days. Its main uses were for architectural models and laying out advertising and other print items, all of those users have moved on to other methods and don't use transfers anymore *NM*
      • Maybe they are not manufactured currently, but they are still sold on eBay, Amazon, etc... *NM*
        • But the selection is getting thin (unfortunately). Watch out for partially used sheets, unless you want a bunch of "Z", "X", "Q", and punctuation marks *NM*