Any word on Ross Standard Gauge Switches?

They were available at York.  Call them.

If I remember right, the $130.00 does not include the motors. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Maybe I'm stuck in the "old world", however, I do prefer the old Lionel style motors. They keep with the prewar theme.

Ross #4...159.95
Ross 72...139.95
with LGB motors and relays, $40 less without

Worth every penny.

(The MTH 42 switches are $89.99 and the 72 switches are $99.99)

Contact:
Steven Ross Brenneisen
President\CEO
Ross Custom Switches
www.rossswitches.com
(800) 331-1395
(860) 886-8088 fax

BTW John,  MTH "42" switches can be used only on the 42 track of your modules.  MTH and Ross "72" switches can be used on both the 42 and 72 tracks.  Our testing indicates  the Ross #4 will be acceptable on the "87" track, but that is not yet official, i.e. install at your own risk until a consensus has been reached.  I hope to have two pairs of the Ross #4 switches tested and installed as part of the staging yard when we go to Milwaukee in November.  I will have straight track ready to replace them if necessary.

If the Standard Gauge switches are shown on the Ross website, I couldn't find them.

I don't believe they are on the site yet.  They do have them in stock though, I just called them.

John.

What do the Ross switches look like? I haven't seen a picture. The best thing about the MTH switches is that they are beautiful. They look perfect in a tinplate environment. The Ross 0 gauge tinplate switches look like what they are - scale switches with tinplate rail. I'd love to see something that looks like an MTH switch but works - but I'll settle for something that works. 

Well, they're not pretty.  But, they are incredibly smooth.  Cars glide through them like they are on straight track.