Letraset-Hmmm?

Hi Gomeral:

    Yeah, the Model rail guys and gals use them for everything from their buldings to the trains and train cars. Try something like for 50 taconite carrying gondolas and you know What I mean. Lettering, the Same , on both sides! In H.O.(1/87, or N (1/160 )or, G"" or commonly "O"(1/48 ") snd you see what I mean. I have a friend who passed, He had over 150 buildings and I think about 60 passenger cars and over 125 freight cars and he built them all as kits and lettered every one himself , because he couldn't find rolling stock pre-labeled in what he wanted!

Missileman2000;

 Hi! yeah I tried and for the size I needed they were out of stock mostly in the colors I needed. I guess Black and White get used a lot!

Hi G!

 Nope! The two places I deal with, "Spring Creek Model Trains " said they didn't have them and the other unamed store That's closer, won't order them!

Hi Greg!

          Sorry to say, I have come up zilch for the sizes I need. I guess I will just have to become a better Decaler! MICROSCALE Decals seems to be workable! They are forgoving using their instructions and system. Once you hit them with the MICROSET they look painted on AND have good opacity or lack thereof! The MICROSOL lets you piddle with them a wee bit without them curling into a useless glob!

        Going back to the Neck Mounted Magnifier and Ultra Fine Point Tweezers at Eighty years of age was not expected! BUT. I found if I sing to myself especially the "Sink the Bismark" or the "Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" calms me enough to do it. Silly isn't it? The biggest problem with them, There's enough space to work with them Horizontally, But there is no break in the clear film base between letters. So you can only handle them from the thin edge at the Top or Bottom.

Letraset, vaguely remembered. I used Paratype back in the 70's, remember them?

I went on a quest for dry-transfer lettering for modeling a few years ago, stumbled across some of the recommendations above, but the selection was so bad I gave up and never looked back.

Hope you have better luck, TB.

Try Amazon and also Blick art supply

https://www.dickblick.com/products/chartpak-vinyl-letters/

Woodland Scenics

Yes!

      My friend I have exhausted my brain cells for now.

Oh, man...that brings back memories.  I remember using ChartPak lettering for HS projects.  I did a quick search on Amazon for "dry transfer lettering" and they definitely have some, but I didn't necessarily see anything that stands out as model scale.  They did have some items from Woodland Scenics, though, so maybe check their website directly for more selection?  May just be in RR scales, though...

My HL has them, but in very few fonts and sizes.  Have you searched online?