I have been thinking of draging out some of my favorite screen-shots and making myself some MSTS T shirts. For those of you who have never done this it is not all that difficult. The main thing is to flip the image over to print to the iron on media ( some printers have this feature built in to their software) so that the image is right after it is ironed on.
I prefer Cannon iron-on transfers. I have used other brands that seemed like they put too much of the gluey stuff on the shirt and later it seemed to crack and peel off. The Cannon ones seem to put just enough into the fabric to hold in the color of your picture.I was reminded of this when reading the following post:"
CajunRon
Charter Member
340 posts Dec-23-03, 08:11 PM (EST)
34. "RE: Hmmm i wonder."
In response to message #31
The bottom line in my humble opinion is that there is only one group of people who will decide the fate of MSTS future upgrades. That's the all powerful "consumer". And there is really only one thing we can do to improve our hopes of seeing more versions and that's to promote the hobby and promote the software. So for every potential consumer that we turn off by bashing Microsoft, everyone that we negatively influence, everyone we send to the "other side" (You know, the one that doesn't know how to spell "Trains") that's one less chance that we will see more MSTS upgrades.
If you want an upgrade...WORK for it. Promote the hobby, promote the software, promote the company. (I have absolutely no connection with any software publisher...it's just plain common sense but then as my preacher once said, if common sense were really common it would be more prevelant)"I was at an open-house at the local train club recently and overheard someone telling a group of his friends about MSTS and I think wearing the Ts would get a lot of inquiries about out hobby.
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