ozinoz wrote:... I just wasn't sure just which font for a steam loco tender. ...
I had also done an image for that one several years ago, based on a broadside view of one of the electrics which used the same font. At this point, it probably isn't necessary to do that: I ran across another freeware font called
Media Gothic (which many have a non-commercial restriction on it - I've forgotten). This would be perfect if it was available in an extended version, but as it is, you have to reduce it vertically just a bit once you've got the horizontal spacing right. Don't overdo it, or you risk making the horizontal elements too thin; but do try it, because it can save you a lot of headaches. The colour to use for the late steam era is Dulux Gold, a very deep yellow colour, for a clean locomotive, and any desaturated (i.e. faded) and or heavily weathered version for other cases. I have a good RGB for Dulux Gold, but you may be able to fine tune it since we have full 32-bit colour in TS2014, at least in many of the image formats.
If you (or anybody else) ever gets an urge to try the earlier (WWI and most of the '20s), you may end up having to use Amarillo USAF (IIRC) really squished vertically, using a good colour match for gold leaf (if I can find mine, I'll be happy to publish it here); or a Railroad Roman in the same colour, depending on the particular locomotive at the particular time.