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LX008 / LX011 Laser Cut 6ft Wrought Iron Railings & Gates Pack OO/4mm/1:76

Scale Model Scenery  |  SKU: LX008/LX011
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£24.99

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Buy both the LX008 Wrought Iron Gates & LX011 Wrought Iron Railings and save £2.99 over purchasing the two kits separately! Builds up to 70cm of railings plus 3 pairs of large gates and 6 personnel gates.

Key Features:
  • Laser Cut from 0.8mm laserboard - You only need a knife to gently release the parts from the sheet, all cutting is done for you!
  • Simply paint using acrylic spray or brush paints, mark & drill pilot holes in your baseboard for the gate posts, then glue the posts into place, then glue the gates onto the hinges
  • Durable
  • Scale accuracy - We use a 0.1mm ceramic laser for very tight tolerances & accurate scaling from real life 1:1 prototypes.
  • Perfect for any OO / 1:76 / 4mm model railway layout or diorama.
  • Compatible with all makes of OO gauge model railway.
  • Can be easily cut to length with scissors or a knife.
  • Gate Dimensions:
    • Large Gate Pair: L: 56mm x H: 23mm (excluding posts) x D: 0.75m
    • Single Personnel Gate: L: 14mm x H: 23mm (excluding posts) x D: 0.75mm
    • Railings: L: 705mm x H: 24mm x D: 0.8

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Adrian Jones
Laser cut railings

Looks good,not used yet, Layout under construction

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Trevor Austin

excellent product, excellent finish, delighted.

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Jerna

Very good instant railings, although seems it bit pricey per metre compared with the other fencing products, presumably the material cost is a factor in this, but using plastic sheet makes for a pretty robust piece of fencing, now where to put it?