A Great Site..

Another great site from Mr. Corley. You must go here...

http://www.2guyzandsumtrains.com/Content/pa=showpage/pid=31.html

Now you have several options if you want to add this to your lay out.

You can print them out on your "normal" copy paper. This will give you that "flat" look but they can be destroyed very easy. A cheap way to save them, but they will be shiny or glossy, is to buy clear contact paper. Sometimes you can find this at a dollar store and place some of it over your trimmed work. Find a squeegie or something flat that you rub all the air bubbles out. Flip your piece over and do the same thing. Trim the contact paper leaving about 1/4" around the paper. It will look like the item was laminated but much cheaper.

If you choose to use "photo" paper, make sure you let the ink dry over night. These photos can still be stratched if not protected.

Lisa