Lettering, Black & White Mini Series Dry Transfer Decals Woodland Scenics

Worked great, understand there's only one sheet, so cut carefully and wisely, I almost ran out of letters from cutting carelessly early on.I don't know if perfection is even an option, it is hard to keep the individual letters in place for a straight line. I'm happy with the results and looks much more professional than decals. Hoping my granddaughter will hold on to this little keepsake memory.

Haven't had a chance to apply then, but they're printed nicely.

Got these to label some aftermarket switches in my car, but decided against it as they were too small. I still tried them out and they seemed to work well, a fingernail would probably scratch them off though so I'd probably use something different to label switches or knobs.

Fast and easy. Works great!

Incorrectly Listed in Product Description as Font sizes 1/16", 3/32", 1/8", 3/16". The largest Font size on the sheet is MAYBE 1/16". Almost need a magnifying glass to see the smallest Font size. The entire sheet is 4 x 4.5, not including the barcode. I bought 1/16", 1/8", & 3/16" at Hobby Lobby for way cheaper, but unfortunately they only had black and I need white...but these wont work, they are nowhere near the same size. Plus the package is already open on one side and taped at the top...probably already returned more than once.

Was expecting alittle bigger. They are so small it’s hard to rub just one letter off without rubbing off others

These items are 1:12 scale miniatures and I used the smaller letters. I'm not sure what other reviewers were saying about tweezers because these are rub on letters. You take the back off and rub it through the front onto the item. If you know anything about these mini mugs, the smaller white ones are the ones you can buy customized. The other ones were a bit larger than what I was looking for. This was the first time I did this. If you have joint pain, this may be difficult for you. I suggest cutting and taping them to the object and then rubbing them on. It's all pretty tedious.

I used these letters on a Z scale car that I had purchased from Modeltrainstuff.com (a micro trains unfinished freight car). The letters went on very easily and I find this method preferable to the wet decals normally used. While I did have to use a magnifier since both the letters and car are too small for my aging eyes...I didn't have any trouble using this product and it produced satisfying results. I then sprayed the letters with a clear sealer and am quite happy with how it came out. I would highly recommend this to others! These letters may be too small for larger scales like HO and above...they work fine for z scale but could be a bit small for even N scale.