Quick and Easy Way to Remove old Lionel, Marx and MPC Lettering from Vintage Trains.

[@nealstrainlayout]

Very nice instructional video! Thanks for sharing!!

[@atjoe1972]

You’re welcome Sir Neal 👍😎 Thanks for checking out the video 🚂🇺🇸

[@OldcampRanch]

Interesting method! Thanks for sharing knowledge. Have a great day 👍🏻

[@atjoe1972]

Thanks Rick 👍 I’m always trying to find different ways to make projects easier 😉🚂🇺🇸

[@jessenoklahoma]

Great video Joe, 👍 great information

[@atjoe1972]

Thank you Jesse for checking out the video 👍😎

[@mysticrailroad]

great tip Joe. i just might get around to trying this! :)

[@atjoe1972]

Thank you John 👍😎 You’ll have to find some tiny sized pencils for N Scale 😜😆🚂

[@EmpireBeltRR]

Look at that!!! Nice tip for lettering removal from vintage trains!!!

[@atjoe1972]

@@EmpireBeltRR Thank you, Sir John 👍😎 I’m always trying to find an easier way to customize rolling stock 🚂🇺🇸

[@RPModelRailroads]

Great instructional video, Joe! Cool method.

[@atjoe1972]

Thank you Rob 👍😎 Hopefully it will help a fellow customizer, making your projects a little bit easier 😉🚂🇺🇸

[@raysrails2164]

Wow .

[@atjoe1972]

Thank you Ray 👍😎 I really like your channel as well 👍🚂🇺🇸

[@Trom-one]

Very nice, beats a side grinder😂

[@atjoe1972]

Thank you kind Sir!!! I'm still trying to achieve that stucco finish look that adorned the Winnie Wagon. Maybe a Cherry Charm plaster with a touch of Rosebud heat would work?😆

[@4everdc302]

Great effort in bringing the old girls' new life.I might use that trick on letters for weathering. 🚂🇺🇲🇨🇦🚃🚃🎨🖌

[@atjoe1972]

Thank you Doug 👍😎 I’m always looking for new ways to recycle my Junque 😜😆 I like your weathering idea, use Q-Tips in place of the erasers to help give the lettering a faded look 👍😎🚂🇺🇸🇨🇦