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LX054-OO Laser Cut Period Platform Railings OO/4mm/1:76

Scale Model Scenery  |  SKU: LX054-OO
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Precision cut from 0.4mm laser board, this versatile set of Period Platform Railings are perfect for detailing your terminus station, station entrance & platforms on steam era layouts set in the Victorian era until the mid 20th century. This comprises of a number of assorted lengths of railings along with archways / turnstiles complete with space to put your own platform numbers etc. Approximately 80cm of railings in a set .Can also be used as roadside railings on Tramway layouts. Railings can be easily painted using acrylic or enable paints. Railings are sturdy and durable as supplied, but can be glued back-to-back for a thicker, more sturdy railing.

Kit Contents:
  • 1 x laser cut sheet of period platform railings as shown in the photos above.
  • Instruction sheet.
Key Features:
  • Laser Cut from 0.4mm laser-board for an incredibly detailed finish.
  • Very easy to assemble & install. Simply trim to length. Drill 1.2mm holes for each post then glue into place.
  • Scale accuracy - We use a 0.1mm ceramic laser for very tight tolerances & accuracy.
  • Perfect for any OO / 1:76 / 4mm model railway layout or diorama
  • Compatible with all makes of OO gauge model railway
  • Approx 80cm of railings in a pack

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Nick

These are exactly what I had in mind and will look great on my station - they are just as (I think) I remember them in real life,