No wagon left behind, mate.
I managed to do the lettering on this this week. It was a very old Powsides transfer I hoovered up on Ebay - in two parts, the white lettering and black shading on different sheets. I've learned to deal with Powsides transfers over the years; though I still hate them, there's not much better for getting right into the contours of wagon bodywork. I had a small tussle with the 'I' of Ipswich, which decided it would rather be on my finger than the wagon, but otherwise it'll be a bit of a shame to weather it.
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I once asked a girl named Melanie out, fancied my chances but she poked me in the eye.
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That might still have been mildly enjoyable...
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I'm sure there are establishments in most major cities where you'd pay handsomely for that kind of treatment.