LX386-OO Small Wooden Jetties (Pack of 4) - OO/4mm/1:76
LX386-OO Small Wooden Jetties (Pack of 4) - OO/4mm/1:76 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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A laser cut kit to build four small wooden jetties suitable for use on rivers & in small harbours with rowing boats & punts etc. Very easy to build with laser cut MDF base frame & legs, finished with a laserboard planked top.
The kit builds 2 jetties with neat and tidy boards (one with legs and one without/floating), and 2 scruffy worn jetties (one with legs and one without/floating).
Key Features:
- Very easy to assemble laser cut kit with MDF frame & legs and laserboard planking.
- Builds 2 neat / pristine jetties & 2 scruffy, worn jetties.
- Perfect for steam era OO / 1:76 / 4mm model railway layouts or dioramas.
- Compatible with all makes of OO gauge model railway.
- Supplied with easy to follow instructions, in a cellophane packet.
- Dimensions (Jetties with legs): H: 12mm x L: 60mm x W: 10mm
- Dimensions (Floating jetties): H: 2.8 x L: 60mm x W: 10mm
- Recommended Glue: Deluxe Materials Laser Cut Kit Glue (If painting after assembly)
LX386-OO Small Wooden Jetties (Pack of 4) - OO/4mm/1:76
LX386-OO Small Wooden Jetties (Pack of 4) - OO/4mm/1:76 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Great little kit, I liked the options available on how to present the jetties.
Not used this yet but it looks good for what I have in mind for a future project involving a life boat stabling point plus harbour scene.
The model is very precise in its fittings, read the instructions for the assembly order and it makes a nice little model. I modified the model to make a T shaped jetty typically of those used by fresh water fishermen. One word of caution if you use wood dyes, not paint, to colour the wood before assembly. The spirit or water/dye mix will cause the bits to swell and its a long wait for it to dry out. Down here in the New Forest on the chalk streams, game fishermen use tethered punts in mid-stream off these jetties for fishing for trout and salmon, which would make a nice diorama.
