Passengers must not....

[Martino]

Does anyone know if those cast iron signs that say words to the effect of 'PASSENGERS must not CROSS the line except by means of the FOOTBRIDGE' that we're so beloved of the GWR, are produced by anyone in 16mm foot scale?

 

[ge_rik]

I think GRS do one
http://grsuk.com/POST_MOUNT-PASS_MUST_CROSS_ETC-M5500

Rik

 

[maxi-model]

Take a look here, I think there is one to match your needs.
http://www.grsuk.com/GRS_Accessories-C403000
Sadly GRS have ommitted the pictures of them that were on the old site. Look for "post mount"listings. There are a whole range of them. You might want to mention it to GRS that displayed this way they are almost impossible to find or know what they are. Very nice painted brass, withstand constant outdoor placement (mine have been out for 7 years).
Max.
Ah Rik, you beat me to it by seconds.

 

[Martino]

Thank you Rik and Max. I sort of miss the old GRS website! ;-)

 

[KandNWLR]

Thank you Rik and Max. I sort of miss the old GRS website! ;-)

GRS is your source. I bought two and was then forced to buy two footbridges for everything to make sense :-\

K&NWLR: Swift Sixteen tram with GRS footbridge by kandnwlr, on Flickr

 

[PhilP]

Always make me smile, as they do not actually say you MUST use the bridge..

Just where you must cross the line!

 

[Martino]

Thanks for the photo Andrew. I have to confess, I've been eyeing up that bridge for a while too!

 

[Martino]

Know what you mean Phil. I also need to find a sign that says 'all tickets must be SHEWN'!

 

[KandNWLR]

Know what you mean Phil. I also need to find a sign that says 'all tickets must be SHEWN'!

Last person I knew to write "shewn" was my paternal grandmother ... (I had to ask then if it was a typo, but NO)

 

[trammayo]

I have used the word (in connection with tickets) but I see it is not in the dictionary anymore I suppose it's like the word begat!

 

[PhilP]

I have used the word (in connection with tickets) but I see it is not in the dictionary anymore I suppose it's like the word begat!

I believe 'begat'ing was very popular in Old Testament times!?

 

[trammayo]

I believe 'begat'ing was very popular in Old Testament times!?

If it wasn't for the meds ....