Hello All,
Rod CarrIs there a current source for Code 70 or 83 plastic or styrene rail that can be used to load a "welded rail train"?
Well, it depends...
The advantage of selective compression in modeling also pertains to MOW loads.
Do you need the entire load to be actual scale Code 70 or 83 rails?
In a most simplistic way- -rails are an I-beam with specific asymmetrical dimensions.
The bulk of the load can be created by using similarly sized, stock, styrene I-beams.
Meaning, fewer actual scale rails are needed to model the MOW load.
Hope this helps.
"Uhh...I didn’t know it was 'impossible' I just made it work...sorry"
I have a Walthers Carfloat kit. It comes with plastic Code 83 rail. I used metal rail to reduce rolling resistance and let me use smaller engines. I have never seen this plastic rail advertised, but Walthers may sell it.
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Hello,
https://www.protoloads.com/ribbon-rail-models/
Welded Rail Train by NAPM Model Railroad Club, on Flickr
Cheers, Ed
Is there a current source for Code 70 or 83 plastic or styrene rail that can be used to load a "welded rail train"?