Z Scale Metal Sea Wall

[Great Lakes Models]

Metal Sea Wall
Z Scale
010 002 300 011



$4.96
1 Metal Sea Wall
Available at www.greatlakesmodels.com




Made from styrene, this sea wall is flexible enough to form around corners while maintaining its upright form.  The ridges imbedded in the styrene give it an authentic and realistic appearance.  Sea walls are used to prevent erosion and wear on waterfront properties.  They are often used near docks and in industrial areas.  Easy to paint and glue, this sea wall is the perfect finishing touch for your waterfront.

Options for use:
1)   Lake or Ocean Front
2)   Wall in River area
3)   Wall in Harbor area



Sea Wall is 1 1/8” high  X  7” long (128 scale ft long)

This Z scale accessory comes 1 Metal Sea Wall per package and includes instructions.

The Z scale Metal Sea Wall has a retail price of $4.96 per package.

More information about these and other accessories is available at www.greatlakesmodels.com









Contact Info

Kevin & Bonnie
 
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Address:
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[Philip H]

OOh OOh OOH!  Sheet pile!  When can we expect this in N scale?  Heck - what are the dimensions of the face parts - ribs and such?  Sheet pile comes in many sizes, the Z scale stuff may have n scale uses.

[peteski]

OOh OOh OOH!  Sheet pile!  When can we expect this in N scale?  Heck - what are the dimensions of the face parts - ribs and such? 

I wonder of you could use one of the Evergreen corrugated sheets for N scale.  They have a large variety available.

[JoeD]

Plastruct makes it in a size that works for N and HO..

Joe

[Dave Schneider]

Plastruct makes it in a size that works for N and HO..

Joe

What does Plastruct call it? Their catalog can be a bit inscrutable at times.

Wish Great Lakes Models had another distributer.  I got sideways with their sole retailer over a discussion of shipping and they basically told me to go away and never come back. Bizarre, and thus no way to buy their products. Lost sales.

Best wishes, Dave

[DKS]

Try Evergreen "metal siding" instead. The Plastruct textures are rather soft-looking--they appear to be heat-formed instead of extruded or machined.

[JoeD]

http://www.plastruct.com/Pages/OnlineProductDetail.lasso   I have used PS-27 for HO...this is a smaller version.  Enter PS-25 or 24 in the Catalog Code box.  In Z I've used Evergreen 4530.  Dave is right, the Plastruct is a bit soft on the facing side, but the back side is pretty sharp and gives you, in larger scales the top down look of corrigated sea wall.

Hope this helps.

Joe

What does Plastruct call it? Their catalog can be a bit inscrutable at times.

Wish Great Lakes Models had another distributer.  I got sideways with their sole retailer over a discussion of shipping and they basically told me to go away and never come back. Bizarre, and thus no way to buy their products. Lost sales.

Best wishes, Dave