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Mad Mecha Guy03 Apr 2014 11:11 a.m. PST

Dear all

Due to a request I have been busy doing some new road sections:

Motorway
link

The section is 45cm long, intend to sell in pack of 12 sections with 6 lengths Plain Central Crash barriers.

Motorway Feeder Road
link

[Well have to get onto motorway somehow]
approx 10x30cm, will be sold in packs of 4 (2 right & 2 left facing), plus some short straight road sections

Long Straight Road Section (45cm)
link
Intend to sell in pack of 7 road sections & set of pavements.

Will motorway & roads, the lane width is 3cm.

Hope these are of interest.

Regards

MMG

Edit: I think images are not showing due to them being PNG format.

John Treadaway03 Apr 2014 11:17 a.m. PST

Can I make a suggestion?

As you have the stuff ready constructed and laid out on your cutting machine, what would it take to make a pice with the white lines and edges cut out right the way through on thin MDF (or plastic or something) so that I could use it as a stencil and spray though it in the colour of my choice for the dashed sections rather than paint them in by hand?

John T

Mad Mecha Guy03 Apr 2014 11:57 a.m. PST

Dear Mr Treadaway

Have been meaning to try out cutting plasticard or get some 1mm MDF.

Regards

MMG

Muncehead03 Apr 2014 12:54 p.m. PST

Liking the look of the motorway sections


J Womack 9403 Apr 2014 7:09 p.m. PST

Suggestion: Some sort of struts to raise the roadway and barriers for the outer edges.

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