My approach to installing some of my Miller Engineering signs

Here are two other Miller signs that I installed also using the method described above:

That's a nice idea.

Nicely done!

Peter

Well thought out!

Hi Stangtrain,

I like it!  That's a great way to display them.  I only have one Miller sign but I think I'll be adding some more as the layout progresses. 

John

I'm glad that I ran across this topic during my morning break. Nice idea, I'll have to see what I can do when I get my layout started.

I can't say that I understand the application between tracks.

Big Jim:

Not sure what you meant by "I can't say that I understand the application between tracks" but I was able to install the sign and fit it in the space between two parallel tracks.

I hope this helps!

Stan

"I can't say that I understand the application between tracks."

It seems that it's an advertising sign placed so that passengers on passing trains will see it and be enticed to buy a Clark bar.

In these troubled economic times, advertisers are finding more and more clever places to advertise. (Just my opinion.)

NICE - looks like a great article in the making for an upcoming issue of OGR. Thanks for sharing.

Paul

Paul:

Interesting to note that in the next issue of the magazine (Run 325), I have a feature article being published, including a cover shot!

Stan

Great idea!  Thanks for sharing!

I like the garden/pumpkin patch.  It does a good job of representing raised rows.  Very clever!

Great idea.  I've made my supports using a hot foam tool, pink foam and painted them gray or black and then velcroed to the top of buildings.  I like the brick idea.  Looks very nice.

Mike

Yes a great idea and I am going to copy

Great application'..  Don't have to worry about the wires showing... Nice work'...👍😁

Thats Awesome!! Super cool idea

Avery good way to support the sign and disguise the connector as well.