Track

[Lester Perry]

Does anyone know where I can find code 100 bridge track ?

[Charlie B]

Lester, what are you refering to? just rail? or are you wanting the guard rail?
I always stripped a section of flex track to get the rail, It was cheaper then buying the rail. N scale works great for guard rail.
Charlie

[MasonJar]

Rail is rail - if you are looking for the prototypical closely spaced ties for open bridges, try Central Valley (just ties or ties & rails) or Micro Engineering (ties and rails).

Andrew

[Lester Perry]

It appears that I will have to use regular flex track, cut the plastic strip between the ties and push them closer together

[nachoman]

Didn't micro engineering make that? You could try wooden ties and spiking your own, or using PCB ties to fasten the rails to. Even if you aren't a seasoned tracklayer, a short, straight bridge would not be too much of a pain.

[P5se Camelback]

Campbell makes bridge ties ... get a bag of the ties, a small bag of 1/8" spikes, pull the Code 100 from the flex track and call in the Coolies! ;-)

[Lester Perry]

Campbell makes bridge ties ... get a bag of the ties, a small bag of 1/8" spikes, pull the Code 100 from the flex track and call in the Coolies! ;-)

Interesting but can't find them.

[P5se Camelback]

Campbell makes bridge ties ... get a bag of the ties, a small bag of 1/8" spikes, pull the Code 100 from the flex track and call in the Coolies! ;-)

Interesting but can't find them.

Try THIS site ...

"SKU #200-798 BRIDGE TIES 500 BRIDGE & TRESTLES TIES -- Reg. 18.51
IN STOCK as of Monday, August 30th 2010 at 4:30 PM"

[Lester Perry]

I think I will just modify the code 100 flex to make the ties closer. $20 for 500 ties of which most will be stored which means lost. Just think for me that is not the best use of $20. I am figuring in $1.50 S&H.