Looking for a fire hydrant source

I'll put some in the package I have waiting to go out to you.

 

You can chop off the bases and repaint if you want something more realistic. I'll throw in a couple of park benches I had laying around too. 

 

The figure shows you the relative size, at least until the bear eats him then you'll only have the relative size to a pile of bear poop.

Berkshire valley makes nice ones.  They are at York and other shows in NE
Model tech studios sells them painted red in pkgs of 12  I think for about 20 bucks

Brasseur has them part # 4160-012

Thanks! I looked at both and did not see them. I scrolled though Bershire Valley's castings twice thinking I had seen them before. When I did a search at Model Tech Studio'e it came up blank.

 

That's OK. Thanks for the suggestions. I am going to take Frank up on his offer. He tends to bail me out quite often as you will see in tomorrows show case. He is my "pipe" supplier as well, at least untill I paniced and went out and bought 2 of the kits that he was sending me parts of!  In my defense I did not know what he had left untill I had already won the auctions! nyone need some pipe when I finish up?

Frank...Is that the landing gear for one of the Appolo missions to the moon in the backround or maybe the landing gear from the space ship in Lost In Space?

Table top tripod. Best ten bucks I ever spent.

 

Strogey and gang,

Please check www.westportmodelworks.com  under the heading Resin castings go to the 'Street details' page and you will find our fire hydrant.  Also please check out our other pages including recent announcements of cornice details on the 'make it yourself page'

 

Les Lewis  call 203-226-2798 if you have any questions.

Les...That is a great looking casting but the description is confusing me just a bit. I was looking for a height and it stated 5/32" above sewer grate.

Frank, I lnew that. I have one as well. They are pretty handy when doing train pictures. Now If my camera was only as easy to locate as my cell phone camera!

 

I was trying to be funny. I guess I'd better stick to my day jub huh?

check Arttista, I believe they have them

When to type fire hydrant in the model tech search

http://modeltechstudios.com/se...px?find=Fire+hydrant

The results come up

Thanks Bill. I went back and checked again after your post last night and found them right away. Thanks again! Ken

Strogy, you are correct. The measurement show was copied from the previous item and iis in error.

 

I have fixed my web and the CORRECT height is 3/4"  The photo does make is somewhat  looking squat.  Thanks for calling it to my attention.

 

Les

Strogy,  I hope to further correct my oversite in presenting my fire hydrant by

posting the following photos on my web site/

 

Thanks again for helping me improve my web site.  Any other suggestions or comments are really appreciated.   Les