Product Description
On any railroad's ground there may be found some or more new, as well as old but usable, or even bent ties.
These "scenic" ties usually are bare without bolts and rail-clamps. The latter are either scattered around or cleanly stored in boxes.
Therefore beneath the working ties, I also designed ties for scenic use, that not only come without rail fastenings, but with the prototypical square or rectangular holes for the rail-bolts.
The original file even contained assemblies with scale bolts and rail-clamps. But although Shapeways managed to print them with the maker's "print it anyway"-option now during production some printers failed to print these small parts correctly. Since this resulted in a barred print file, I had to change this file to ties only.
All of my model ties are available for the two most important extra-narrow model gauges in American, and European 0-scale: 0e (16.5mm) & 0f (12.0mm), and 0n30 (16.5mm) & 0n2 (12,7mm / 1/2in.), respectively.
These "scenic" ties usually are bare without bolts and rail-clamps. The latter are either scattered around or cleanly stored in boxes.
Therefore beneath the working ties, I also designed ties for scenic use, that not only come without rail fastenings, but with the prototypical square or rectangular holes for the rail-bolts.
The original file even contained assemblies with scale bolts and rail-clamps. But although Shapeways managed to print them with the maker's "print it anyway"-option now during production some printers failed to print these small parts correctly. Since this resulted in a barred print file, I had to change this file to ties only.
All of my model ties are available for the two most important extra-narrow model gauges in American, and European 0-scale: 0e (16.5mm) & 0f (12.0mm), and 0n30 (16.5mm) & 0n2 (12,7mm / 1/2in.), respectively.
