New Peco code 75 fishplates.
Just arrived.
A nice sliding fit on C & L code 75
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Re: DCC Concepts bullhead fishplates
Now those do look good, close enough for a skirted fishplate.
Is there a price and source as yet?
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Is there a price and source as yet?
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Re: DCC Concepts bullhead fishplates
Indeed Keith. Peco SL-114. Cost is £5.50 for a pack of 24. P&P £0.99 (charged for two packets) from Jacksons Models Cumbria Tel 01697 342557.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/352024891088? ... EBIDX%3AIT
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/352024891088? ... EBIDX%3AIT
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Peco bullhead fishplates
I picked up a packet of Peco's new code 75 bullhead fishplates at Railex and have now had a good look.
These are correct scale length and have representations of 4 bolt heads. They fit the Society rail well and give a good representation of a skirted fishplate. Recommended.
They come 24 to a packet at a reasonable price, at least compared to the DCC concepts inaccurate version.
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These are correct scale length and have representations of 4 bolt heads. They fit the Society rail well and give a good representation of a skirted fishplate. Recommended.
They come 24 to a packet at a reasonable price, at least compared to the DCC concepts inaccurate version.
Regards
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Re: Peco bullhead fishplates
Hi,
I bought a couple of packs of these. They look really useful, one of which I thought might be in the assembly of loose heal switches. I have not had to make any of these so far, but I would be interested to know what more knowledgeable members think.
Regards,
Tony.
I bought a couple of packs of these. They look really useful, one of which I thought might be in the assembly of loose heal switches. I have not had to make any of these so far, but I would be interested to know what more knowledgeable members think.
Regards,
Tony.
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Re: Peco bullhead fishplates
Seriously looking to buy some at earliest opportunity.
They looks good, not as good as the cosmetic ones but good still......and functional this time..
They looks good, not as good as the cosmetic ones but good still......and functional this time..
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Mostly 3D Printed Loco kits etc.
SCC Price list (7/4/22)
https://www.sparkshotcustomcreations.co ... e77d42.pdf
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