N Scale Storm Sewer Grates & Inlets

[Great Lakes Models]

N Scale Storm Sewer Grates & Inlets
Great Lakes Models

This is our new product for March
available at www.greatlakesmodels.com


N Scale Storm Sewer Grate & Inlets
#015 002 415 002



6 Grates & Inlets


$3.55





This Storm Sewer Grate is an exact replica of the one in the intersection of W. Duluth Ave and S. Massachusetts Ave in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on 05-21-10. This same style has been used since the turn of the 20th century through present day; throughout the Midwest and east coast, from big cities to small towns.



These Sewer Grates & Inlets feature intricate details and are pre-scored to make assemby a snap! Other applications include separate inlet and sewer grate pieces to allow for a more custom fit to your layout.

Options for use:
1) Sewer Grate next to curb and inlet in Curb.

2) Sewer Grate next to curb but inlet not used.

3) Sewer Grate in alley or any where storm water needs to drain.







Kevin
Great Lakes Models
http://www.greatlakesmodels.com

[towl1996]

Nice detail item. I'm in for a couple. Best of luck with the line. Thanks

[wm3798]

I like this.  Whereas a hopper car begets sales to some people who need a few, this is an item that should be sold to EVERYONE for at least one.

Brilliant!  Do you take pay pal?
Lee

[DKS]

I like this.  Whereas a hopper car begets sales to some people who need a few, this is an item that should be sold to EVERYONE for at least one.

I like it too. Only one little problem... it's about half the size of every storm drain I've seen in New Jersey. I don't know if the entire state uses bigger drains, but so far in my travels, which has covered a good two-thirds of the state, I've not seen one of these smaller ones. Strange, no?

[Ian MacMillan]

I like it too. Only one little problem... it's about half the size of every storm drain I've seen in New Jersey. I don't know if the entire state uses bigger drains, but so far in my travels, which has covered a good two-thirds of the state, I've not seen one of these smaller ones. Strange, no?

I wonder if it is due to known water issues? Or maybe does NJDOT have a suggested standard? We use the smaller one's here, without the inlet, and on heavy summer downpours they easily get inundated and back up.

[daniel_leavitt2000]

I like it too. Only one little problem... it's about half the size of every storm drain I've seen in New Jersey. I don't know if the entire state uses bigger drains, but so far in my travels, which has covered a good two-thirds of the state, I've not seen one of these smaller ones. Strange, no?

Thats because New Jersey has proportionally twice the sewage of any other state.

[Bob Bufkin]

Makes it easier for the gangsters in NJ to dispose of bodies.

[wm3798]

Later that day, Bob's body was found in the trunk of a z scale automobile with New Jersey plates... and miraculously, the plates were completely legible!

[cec209]

Been waiting for these since you brought them out in HO scale.  In in for several.

Charlie

[wcfn100]

Needs a raccoon.


Jason