Crossbucks

[chuck geiger]

Either I'm getting old or I can't find other manufactures of N crossbucks. Tichy and Osborn seem to be the only ones. I remember
some others that I cant find in a search. The real flexible soft metal ones, was it JL Innovative? Ed turned me onto Tichy, but they
might be too small.

[pedro]

Blair Line has some. Printed on plastic, with wood posts.
https://www.nscalesupply.com/bls/bls-highwaysigns.html

[Missaberoad]

The soft metal ones were likely Sunrise. Long out of production...

[nkalanaga]

Two pieces of brass strip soldered to a post.

[John]

Two pieces of brass strip soldered to a post.

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Styrene rod -- crossbuck printed on cardstock ..

Also -- if you know someone with a printer   https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5192354/files

[SP-Wolf]

I too, say - roll your own.

Evergreen with Micro Scale decals



Regards,
Wolf

[chuck geiger]

SP Wolf your layout is tops. Great idea, need to find "Santa Fe" in N decals (I had another post on that).

[nickelplate759]

SP Wolf your layout is tops. Great idea, need to find "Santa Fe" in N decals (I had another post on that).

Since the lettering is black on white, you can easily print your own with a laser printer and some blank decal paper.

[chuck geiger]

Yep found them from my own pictures. I figured out the other ones I had other than Tichy were hand rolled.

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Sunrise Enterprises, oh man. Pour one out for the homey.

[Dave V]

I've used the Osborn crossbucks and I like 'em. The US version looks good to me:

https://www.osbornmodelkits.com/copy-4-of-blank-33

I used the Canadian ones because the Colorado Midland used ones that said 'railway crossing."

[nkalanaga]

John:  Printed cardstock is easier than soldered brass.  I used brass for the durability.  I seem to hit them quite often when cleaning track, and wanted something that wouldn't break or tear.