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Thank you, thank you, thank you subrb6970 for posting these labels for the Airport. I was thrilled to see the STOP Sign one in particular because I was missing one for my Airport white plastic sign and one for my Boulder Loading Bulldozer white plastic sign. I looked for a STOP sign sticker on eBay, but no luck. There’s a number of green highway stickers listed though. I no longer have missing STOP signs.
For you and anyone else who is missing this STOP sign label, this method could be used for other labels too. Someone might have a better or different method, but here’s how I did it:
I copied and pasted the STOP sign from your post to Microsoft Word in a new document in the top left corner. (it probably doesn’t matter where they’re placed). Then I copied that one to make two. I decreased each one’s size to what I guessed would be close to the size of a white plastic sign that I took off my Airport. Using my laser color ink jet printer, I printed the labels. It took a few tries and I used the back of each paper that wasn’t yet the size needed to repeat this step to save some printer paper to get it close to the right size. Then I cut out one of the two short enough to leave a little bit of the white plastic showing (this is because when an original STOP sticker is placed on the sign, a thin border of white shows. (Sorry guys. With things like this I tend to be a “perfectionist“). Then I laid it face down and placed some double stick tape on it, picked it up, cut off the excess tape, and stuck it to the white plastic sign. Taa daa.
For you and anyone else who is missing this STOP sign label, this method could be used for other labels too. Someone might have a better or different method, but here’s how I did it:
I copied and pasted the STOP sign from your post to Microsoft Word in a new document in the top left corner. (it probably doesn’t matter where they’re placed). Then I copied that one to make two. I decreased each one’s size to what I guessed would be close to the size of a white plastic sign that I took off my Airport. Using my laser color ink jet printer, I printed the labels. It took a few tries and I used the back of each paper that wasn’t yet the size needed to repeat this step to save some printer paper to get it close to the right size. Then I cut out one of the two short enough to leave a little bit of the white plastic showing (this is because when an original STOP sticker is placed on the sign, a thin border of white shows. (Sorry guys. With things like this I tend to be a “perfectionist“). Then I laid it face down and placed some double stick tape on it, picked it up, cut off the excess tape, and stuck it to the white plastic sign. Taa daa.
Your welcome. I have a few other stickers to other items as well. I am trying to make copies of all my stuff so I have back ups. I am still searching for stickers to the G.I. Joe set.
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