Loved watching these as a kid. There are still some working ones around. I know a number of companies made wigwags but none in scale and working. Don
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I bet Lee could make one. Don
Don have you checked Z-Stuff for Trains, or NJ International? I seem to recall one being availlable in the past. I don't remember for sure who produced one, but those two Mfgr's come to mind.
Doug
I recall them as a kid on minor lines in So Cal.....I was always fascinated by them.
Z-Stuff for trains, DZ-1030, sounds like what you are looking for, no price listed that I see.
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Doug | Protect grade crossings along your line with these scale-size signals. Each features moving wigwags, flashing LEDs and digital sound for authenticity. DZ-1011 Block Signal Detectors (each set includes two that install without cutting rails) have optical sensors that detect approaching trains to automatically activate the signals. Trains are also optically detected in the crossing. The units can be wired for isolated rail. Up to four tracks can be independently sensed with additional detectors.
For S guage - sink base into table layout.
• Realistic scale proportions
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Been looking for over a year now for the Z-Stuff ones but are
always on back order. Not sure what is going on.
Sure wish they would start making them again....
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I have 3 lionel ones that are advertised as scale. Not sure what the item number is but will check when I get home. No sound but I added a sound module to mine.
I have 3 lionel ones that are advertised as scale. Not sure what the item number is but will check when I get home. No sound but I added a sound module to mine.
Here is a plan for a Magnetic Signal Co. wig-wag. The one at Z-Stuff appears to be Santa Fe style. More info here.
