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LX223-N Laser Cut Wooden Fencing N/2mm/1:148

Scale Model Scenery  |  SKU: LX223-N
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A pack of laser cut, simple but very effective wooden fencing, cut from laserboard for a completely authentic finish! Ideal for detailing a run-down & neglected area of a busy railway yard, back alley or scrap yard. Fence stands a scale 6ft tall approx (12mm). Pack contains 6 x 72mm sections giving a total of 432mm of fencing plus posts & rails for rear fence detail. Fence can be easily painted & weathered using artists acrylic paints & weathering powders. Very easy to assemble. Simply glue the post & rail sections into place on the rear of the fence, then drill a row of 1.5mm holes in your baseboard to accept the posts.

Key Features:
  • Laser Cut 0.8mm natural wood laserboard - You only need a knife to gently release the parts from the sheet, all cutting is done for you!
  • Very easy to assemble - just a few seconds for length of fencing.
  • Very sturdy once assembled.
  • Perfect for any N / 1:148 / 2mm model railway layout or diorama.
  • Compatible with all makes of N gauge model railway.
  • Supplied with easy to follow instructions, in a cellophane packet..
  • Fence Dimensions: L: 432mm x H: 12mm (installed fence height) x D: 1.6mm

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J
John SMeredith

No dislikes

P
Peter Burton
easy to build, looks good on completion,

nothing to dislike

M
Mike
Really looks the part

I've used this and the '236' fencing and much prefer them to the plastic stuff - seems much more to-scale and realistic looking. The only downside is a very minor one - it looks like brand new fencing and needs a bit of weathering. A bit of dark grey wash ages it nicely.