Source of fire escapes? | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

Paul KallusOGR Forum Member

Some of my Railking and one Lionel model came with plastic fire escapes - and I have to say they make the model more visually interesting, however, most models do not come with them. Is there any source of them - and if so how do they attach to the building (glue or are drill holes and tabs necessary)?

10/5/1612:37 PM

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Joe FautyOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Paul:

Tichy Train Group sells a box of 6 and I believe a box of 2 or 3.

Rich Redman (Korber) sells a box of 3 for $12 and he is a forum sponsor.

In all cases you need to assemble and glue to the building.

Joe

dkdkrdOGR Forum Member

MTH-RailKing also separately sold fire escapes. 30-90258. According to MTH's website, they're yet available!

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