I'm working on a diorama that requires 1/35 scale railroad track. I'm hoping to find some metal rails in that scale....the plastic kit rails I've come across are....less than impressive.
Any suggestions (metal and/or plastic) for recreating great 1/35 track?
Thanks!
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1/35 scale railroad track
Posted: Thursday, September 01, 2016 - 06:21 AM UTC

justsendit

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Posted: Thursday, September 01, 2016 - 07:03 AM UTC
Looks like MiniArt is getting into the railroad business, they recently announced the following items in 1/35 European Gauge. I'm guessing availability will follow soon. HTH.
Railway Track (35561)
Railway Track w/ Dead End (35568)
—mike
Railway Track (35561)
Railway Track w/ Dead End (35568)
—mike

goldnova72

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Posted: Thursday, September 01, 2016 - 07:43 AM UTC
If you can find a Model Railroad Store , you might be able to buy or order lengths of rail . Try to get #1 Gauge ( 1/32 scale ) made by Marklin Trains . Also the store should have bass wood #1 scale ties so you can hand lay your own roadbed . Its been a few years since I've bought any RR stuff , so I really don't know the health of the hobby
Walthers was / is a huge US based Model RR supplier , you might try them if they have a web store , But I think that MiniArt's will be cheaper

Posted: Thursday, September 01, 2016 - 08:36 AM UTC
Hi Jake,
This is a good source from the UK: http://www.cliffbarker.talktalk.net/Gauge1FineandStandardTrack.html
This is a good source from the UK: http://www.cliffbarker.talktalk.net/Gauge1FineandStandardTrack.html
Posted: Thursday, September 01, 2016 - 08:45 AM UTC
Jake, here's the one I was looking for. Sunset Valley Railroad LLC
They make rail in Aluminum, Brass, Ni-Silver and Stainless.
Expensive but it looks really good.
They make rail in Aluminum, Brass, Ni-Silver and Stainless.
Expensive but it looks really good.
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