I am looking for US style traffic signals, in a typical red on top, green on bottom configuration. I have three four way intersections that I need to have signals for. Because cost is a concern, are the non-working ones? A search on Walthers' web page came up empty. I do remember someone making working ones, and I would be interested in info on those too, but prefer non working ones for now. Jeff Augsburg & Concord R.R. (a fictional shortline in Central Illinois) http://www.geocities.com/revnjeff/index.html
Jeff, One of the modeling magazines recently ran an article on making non-working traffic signals (close to scale size) using dry spaghetti. I'll have to look it up. Harold
Jeff, I'm not sure, but Sunrise Enterprises might make what your looking for. I know they offer MANY excellent styles of block signals used by many RR's, so check them out, and if they don't offer it, ask them and they might be willing to come out with what your looking for. http://www.psln.com/sunrise/
Jeff Mike Tennent offers working N LED 3-color traffic lights. See this webpage for info and photos of them installed on Bill Denton's Kingsbury Branch MILW RR layout http://hometown.aol.com/wdenton101/TrafficLights.htm See Mike's N traffic signal homepage here http://www.ironpeng.com/ipe/nlights.html ******* There is a photo of the Green Max dummy traffic lights here: http://www.geocities.com/jrmodsup/Green-Max/Image591.jpg It is their item 35-2. This dealer is in Australia and has no price(s) listed. AFAIK the main US importer for Green Max is Mokei Imports in St Louis MO (usually advertises in Model Railroader). eNjoy Don B
RevnJeff, You can find all sorts of working signals at www.berkshirejunction.com or Berkshire Junction PO Box 205 Adams, Ma. 01220 (413) 743-3960 They were at Railfest `01 in Mentor, Ohio this past March. They really have some nice stuff.
