Does anyone make these? All I can find is Micro Engineering spikes that are "1/2" long" no other description.
They don't need to be super fine fidelity wise...just look like a spike, its just for a display piece. I'm using LGB rail that I am taking off the molded ties.
Thanks,
Paul
KB scale http://www.kbscale.com/ they do some nice ones - also Peco do them ( heavy versions) both based in England but they offer a good service
But a Health Warning more to your wallet KB Scale Love ripping you off with the Post & Packing just check before you buy them cost for something like that should be no more the cost of first class stamp but saying that do offer nice products and a pretty good service
Barney
Forget to say both the track spikes are vastly over scale for the smaller scales but just right for the bigger stuff
Barney
We always used HO or O scale spikes for 1:32n3, usually from Micro Engineering, but a company in Florida called Old Pullman still specializes in 1:32 standard gauge. Along with some rolling stock Old Pullman had an extensive line of rail, turnouts, spikes, and associated components:
http://www.oldpullmanmodelrailroads.com/op_catalog/rail_and_accessories.pdf (http://www.oldpullmanmodelrailroads.com/op_catalog/rail_and_accessories.pdf)
Russ
Thanks for the leads...I need enough to do like 4' of rail, and that is just ONE rail...anyone have some they would like to sell?
Paul