Adding a Pedestrian Crosswalk

I just bought a Lionel 6-37115  “pedestrian walkover”  a few weeks ago.  The part number is for the basic green one, without the scale mph readout.  Is this what you’re looking for?

Tom

See this listing on ebay:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/HIGHW...5:g:VLkAAOSwrBVamgzC

In the item description there is a link to a YouTube video of them being applied.

I'm pretty sure there are other examples of the same type of protect or a template you can lay across your road and paint.

-Greg

You're talking about making pavement marking for a crosswalk, correct?  I've seen them made and sold in O scale at York (orange hall), but haven't had luck finding you a good link to much in "O" online. Lots of HO, though.  I've found "road marking" and "pavement marking"  to be good search terms - but you do get a lot of chaff, as you say.

The O scale pavement markings I've seen are vinyl tape, cut to the right dimensions/spacing and ready to transfer to the "pavement".   You might be able to achieve the desired effect by ordering vinyl tape, cutting it into rectangles, and placing them at even intervals.   Alternatively, you might try using masking tape to create the desired crosswalk grid/template directly on the road and then hand painting in the crosswalk with white paint.  

I masked and painted these. 1/4” stripes,1/2” space. Just driving around, you will find many different patterns. Some are outlined, some are solid, and some are narrow stripes. I used Wite-Out tape for the parking lines. Here is a link to a store that will link you to their ebay store for highway lines, including crosswalks.I used their RR crossing lines.

RR crossing and Wite-Out tape for fog line. 

John- That's what I need to do at my intersection.   Do you have a vendor for the traffic lights?

I thank all for the pics and links, I now have a few leads to follow.

Crossing stripes are vinyl and made by RedLion Depot. The stop lights are by MTH.

Donald

My traffic lights are the same as Donald's, MTH. With 2 sets you can have them synchronized.

Prototypically you increase each of the spaces size to get a certain width most of the time.  But size/style varies,e.g the States have their preferences, private lots, insurance companies, etc  have other ideas on what is "right" .  (I used to re-design lots for efficiency, looks, safety,and/or capacity. The inspector standing in front of you says what's right ) 

I just eyeballed most of it,masked  some tight corners; but vinyl tape was another thought too. I only had 1/8" in white though. This is how I handled all the angles, "a half thickness stripe" to the right . Other ways didn't look as good (like a bordering line, etc. )

i’ve used those red lion road markings that greg and 3rail mentioned, all over my layout. they work really well. watch the video for install, however, as it takes a bit of practice so you don’t get frustrated. after install it may not be necessary but i usually spray VERY lightly with dullcote or matte spray, then when fully dry i add some weathering chalks for a more aged look. you can also cut pieces to fit a customized area or one of your own design. 

btw, on streetlights if you don’t mind the cost, mth ones are certainly fine. otherwise, if you need more than a couple. you can easily get them on ebay from the china suppliers (assuming anyone wants to order something from china right now). those guys have traffic lights, street lights, leds, etc of all types. very inexpensive and so far, seem to work well. i’m pretty sure one of them has relocated to california for faster, safer delivery (can’t recall the sellers name offhand).