Broadway Local

I'll help you make another Titan template. You can use mine for now. When I found a way for your titans, I'll show to you. Trust me, it'll be hot like a smoking salmon.

How dare you steal my R160 Interior template?! JK, I let you use mine anyways!

It's nice, but spacing for each letters is 1 and spacing for each words is 5.

Cancel my request because your sign looks A LOT like mine.

Plus, with my Luminator Vertex, please extend "Washtn Hts" to "Washington Hts" because Luminator vertex is a orange LED sign that reads all for people to understand.

That's fine!

Which one?

Hi! If you have time, can you please codebreak more LFS Axions for the bus sign I'm creating. I just needed big letters, or random codebreaking is fine.

Yep, right here:

Nope. Just finished the LIB route letters.

The 3rd and 4th column.

Okay, but not now.

I don't know how the R142/A letters exactly look like. I got the letters from http://www.fontstruct.com. The R160 letters I got are exactly real.

Plus, I can't do the R142 yet because I'm doing my Luminator Titans letters and numbers. This will be restyled.

And yea, you can use the Sea Beach Local as a demo.

You don't have to do my request. If you do, then I'll wait. I can wait until forever.

Yea, but is this fine:

That's how the real R160 Interior looks like. Want me to help you with NTT LED's like this?

I'll also make R142/A signs kk?

No thanks, that's all I wanted!

Nah, i'll do it here:

To Coney Island

Via Sea Beach Local

The Next Stop Is

36 St

7:12am

Thanks!

If you give credits to me, yes you can. Not trying to be rude or anything,

You're welcome!

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I don't need the second one because I like the first one, but thanks anyways!

How'd it turn out like that lol?

I do need something! Can you help me scroll these frames please?

Thanks very much! :tup:

Oh, thanks! I don't need anything right now. I'll ask you if I need something with the scrolling!

Hey, I can help you do the requests on your thread. I see that you've got load of requests in your thread.