03-20-2014, 03:23 PM
sailormatlac Wrote:Thanks everybody.Matt sorry for my extremely late reply.
Steve Wrote:After looking around, it seems like if you were willing to go with a 2 line rail, you would have more cost effective options. How long is the run?
Mmmm, that could be a decent option, I don't think it would impact the authenticity that much. I need about 48 inches of railing. I'm curious to hear about your proposition.
Matt
After fully realizing the many stanchion look you want, I don't have any real options that don't cost $$$$$ or make you work like a dog
I found this link:
http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/mrh_n...un-2010-p4
which brings you here:
http://www.mrhobby.com/store.php?seller=...pd=3188297
If MRH is correct, that would be about 50" of railing for $30.00.
There are other options in styrene that would probably get the uprights closer together but it would take multiple kits to do that long of a run.
And of course there is this, 2 and 3 line rail:
http://www.traincat2.com/d_lineside.htm
Sorry I could not be of more help.
Steve
