C303 is a NJ Custom Brass Erie bay-window caboose, redetailed with a Plano roofwalk and Overland Models antenna. This fine model was finished with our set PMD-031. The fine modeling, painting and photos are by Blake D. Tatar.

Blake D. Tatar beautifully painted this Lambert HO scale brass model of an Erie Dunmore caboose (C101) and finished it off with our set PMD-031. The C177, a JJL Models kit, was similarly painted.

T-30 is a superb scratchbuilt model by Ben Bartlett of one of Erie Lackawanna's T-series transfer cabooses. The detail is magnificent, right down to the full interior. This model was lettered with set PMD-034.

Ben Bartlett scratchbuilt this incredibly detailed model of a 1700-series Lackawanna milk car. Finishing off this contest-quality model is our set, PMD-022.

Morristown & Erie 18 is a super-detailed Atlas C424 model. Model builder John Bezuyen finished off his detailed Alco with our set, PMD-007.

Morristown & Erie 15 is a detailed Atlas RS1 model, built by John Bezuyen to represent the prototype as it appeared in the early 1980s. This locomotive is set off with our accurate set, PMD-007.

Erie Lackawanna C892 is a Railworks brass model representing the former Lackawanna's series of home-built cabooses. The model was painted by Marty Witkiewicz in the EL's first "Early Red" caboose paint scheme, complete with lightning bolts. This very accurate model was finished with our set, PMD-038.

Commercial models can be superdetailed and made even more accurate with the correct lettering. Marty Witkiewicz detailed and relettered certain parts of this Atlas RS3 using our set, PMD-025.

These 40' boxcars were painted up in the Erie Lackawanna's initial boxcar scheme of gray and maroon by Marty Witkiewicz. The finishing touch on these cars is our set, PMD-019.

An Overland brass bay-window caboose was the starting point for this striking model by Marty Witkiewicz. The model was painted to represent the EL's first "Early Red" paint scheme, and lettered with our set PMD-038.

An everyday Athearn bay-window caboose is made spectacular by Marty Witkiewicz by superdetailing, painting and lettering to produce this beautiful model of an Erie Lackawanna bay window caboose in the modern "gray/maroon/yellow" paint scheme, lettered by our set PMD-035.

Susquehanna RS1 236 was painted by David Widman using our limited-edition (now discontinued) Susquehanna silver diesels with green lettering set. The 236 was one of two RS1s painted with green lettering for a short period of time as an experiment. Photo by Joshua K. Blay.

This beautifully-painted Atlas RS1 by David Widman represents the first paint scheme on Susquehanna diesels. The attractive maroon and gray scheme was lettered with our set PMD-014. Photo by Joshua K. Blay.

Susquehanna RS1 248 is shown resplendent in its silver with maroon stripe paint scheme, as painted by David Widman. The 248 was notable for having the small rectangular marks along its side sill. This model was lettered using our set PMD-013. Photo by Joshua K. Blay.

The striking maroon and gold paint on this Life-Like E9 diesel is topped off by our accurate decal set, PMD-018. Model by David Widman, photo by Joshua K. Blay.

Another example of how our sets can be used to improve today's fine models. Curtis Pope used our extremely accurate set PMD-025. This factory-painted Kato SD45 was redone with many elements of our set to bring the unit up to prototypcally-accurate lettering standards.

This wonderful model of EL SD45-2 3675 was created by Curtis Pope using a Rail Power Products shell kit, and finishing it off with our set PMD-025.

Blake D. Tatar transformed this Alco Models brass HO scale C430 into an extraordinary representation of Morristown & Erie C430 number 16 using our set PMD-007 for M&E diesels.