Anybody need any? Brass, I think. I have two handfuls. 5 switches worth of plate frogs with points, three plate frogs with no points, stock rails (relieved for points), plate guard rail and associated rails. Rails were soldered into joiners (not any more) but joiners still on rails. Was a yard, I think traction.
Cost of shipping, otherwise brass recycle.
I could send it to Trainz on consignment, I guess.
Code .170 rail and switches
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Code .170 rail and switches
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Re: Code .170 rail and switches
ScaleCraft wrote:Anybody need any? Grass, I think. I have two handfuls. I could send it to Trainz on consignment, I guess.
I'm sure there are a few out there that will take you up on that one!
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Re: Code .170 rail and switches
Probably get more hits if you left the "G" or "B" completely out of the description.
Just sayin.....
Jay
Just sayin.....
Jay
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Re: Code .170 rail and switches
Photos would help.
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Re: Code .170 rail and switches
Thought about that. It's rail. Made up frogs and wing rails, plated....thin brass plates underneath, all soldered together that way. Plates stick out the sides a bit, I think there are holes for spikes...same with guard rails.
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Re: Code .170 rail and switches
ScaleCraft wrote:Thought about that. It's rail. Made up frogs and wing rails, plated....thin brass plates underneath, all soldered together that way. Plates stick out the sides a bit, I think there are holes for spikes...same with guard rails.
And then again, maybe best not to have photos to register the evidence,
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