modelling a chain link fence

[overall]

I desire to model a chain link fence on my layout. Any ideas?

George

[underworld]

I saw where someone was using plaster repair screen....probably not the right name. It is a diagonally perforated, flexible metal material. You can find it at most hardware and building supply houses. When you pull it diagonally it opens up and looks really good.

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[Frank53]

I found this link:

http://valleymodeltrains.com/catalog/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=22&products_id=290

This is a great site with lots of scenery materials. You could browse it for hours. They are only listing a chain link fence add-on, but reference 384' scale feet of fence available. The source is Brennans Model Railroading.

[Anonymous]

Somebody out there sells a modular chain link fence in O guage. I ran across it looking for figures (dolls) before I knew about Aristta. It will take me a while to duplicate my research, but I remember O guage figured in it prominently because I kept getting HO hits

[highrailjon]

George, contact: Brennan's Model Railroading
www.brennansmodelrr.com

[Anonymous]

Hirailjon got the site I was talking about. That URL will take you to Dennis Brennan's Home page. To go straight to the fence:

http://brennansmodelrr.com/products.asp#chain_fence

[overall]

Thanks to everyone for the replies. I am on my way now.

George