Wanted - Plastic Track

[JimmyB]

I am trying to extend my (none running) storage area and I have used plastic track (light and cheap) - not playmobil, so after about 12 ft of straight track, obviously going rate and postage paid, many thanks.

 

[dunnyrail]

I am trying to extend my (none running) storage area and I have used plastic track (light and cheap) - not playmobil, so after about 12 ft of straight track, obviously going rate and postage paid, many thanks.

Another option if you have Wood Shelves and a Grouter is to grout groves for the wheels to sit in. Even cheaper.

 

[maxi-model]

Another option if you have Wood Shelves and a Grouter is to grout groves for the wheels to sit in. Even cheaper.
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You could fill those routs with a grouter but you'd be better off with a router when making them Jon Max

 

[Gizzy]

I've used the Bachmann plastic track for storage, as it mates to Code 332 track, but I found it difficult to obtain these days Jimmy....

 

[Greg Elmassian]

I searched the UK ebay, and got several hits, both in the UK and USA sellers with free international postage.

I searched "bachmann plastic track g scale"

Greg

 

[JimmyB]

Greg, 6 UK and 41 international sellers, however most of it is plastic sleepers and alloy/steel track, not quite what I was after, though ECR does seem to have some new in.

If I could help a forum member who had some they wished to "move on", that would be my preference.

 

[ebay mike]

Greg, 6 UK and 41 international sellers, however most of it is plastic sleepers and alloy/steel track, not quite what I was after, though ECR does seem to have some new in.

If I could help a forum member who had some they wished to "move on", that would be my preference.

I've got some plazzy stuff somewhere Jim, but I have a feeling it's all wiggly, not straight as I think Gizzy bought that at the Bressingham show last year. I'll have a look and get back to you.

 

[dunnyrail]

You could fill those routs with a grouter but you'd be better off with a router when making them Jon Max

Tee hee, G is a little too close to T for my inaccurate finger pointing!

 

[-bbbb]

I have a bunch of old plastic g scale track I'm not using, newbright, and others. But shipping from the US might be a bit much.

 

[ebay mike]

Tee hee, G is a little too close to T for my inaccurate finger pointing!

I've got some of that too, but not as a consequence of digits missing the target.

 

[Greg Elmassian]

I found straight and curved plastic Bachmann track within that search, yes mostly the metal track.

Again, the stuff from the US had free shipping too.

Greg

 

[Zerogee]

Tee hee, G is a little too close to T for my inaccurate finger pointing!

Wouldn't that make it a Trouter....?

Jon.

(Brace for incoming deluge of fish puns...!)

 

[voodoopenguin]

Wouldn't that make it a Trouter....?

Jon.

(Brace for incoming deluge of fish puns...!)

Humour has no plaice here.

Paul

 

[dunnyrail]

Humour has no plaice here.

Paul

Clearly neither does poor finger placing! Oh dear a Router!

 

[Paul M]

Humour has no plaice here.

Paul

You're a dab hand at puns Paul

 

[JimmyB]

I have a bunch of old plastic g scale track I'm not using, newbright, and others. But shipping from the US might be a bit much.

Many thanks, but I think you are correct, by the time shipping and import duty is applied the cost would be prohibitive.

 

[trammayo]

Humour has no plaice here.

Paul

Yes - it can be a load of pollocks

 

[Paul M]

Yes - it can be a load of pollocks

Yep fins are looking bad on that front

 

[PhilP]

Eel be alright.. Sure Jimmy will find some track somewhere?

 

[Zerogee]

In Cod we Trust.....

Jon.