Jure Sporn

Hello,

I'm not sure which size of ballast should I use for my H0 scale tracks - Woodland Scenic Fine or Medium? What do you suggest?

Thank you,

Jure Sporn, Slovenia

Jure, Slovenia

http://spornjure.wixsite.com/the-scale-workshop

 

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Bill Brillinger

Check This Thread...

Here is an ongoing discussion on Ballast Size and preferred brands:
http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/9950

And a discussion on photos of ballast:
http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/9256

 

Cheers,
- Bill

Bill Brillinger

Modeling the BNML in HO Scale, Admin for the RailPro User Group, and owner of Precision Design Co.

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Clive Boyd

Size of ballast

Lindsay & District Model Railroaders;

 We had a discussion on this subject and have decided that the medium would look better than the fine.

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Jure Sporn

Mountain Modelcraft Ballast

Thanks guys for the reply. It is easier now. Just one more thing. What do you say about Modelcraft Ballast? Has anybody experience with it? I checked at their website but you cannot see how the ballast look like. Photo is not so accurate. They say that the ballast is natural material, but the size is a question.

Thanks again,

 

Jure, Slovenia

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rrscenery

Replacement

They are no longer shipping the ballast or anything as far as we can till.

We have replacement color on your website.

ARMBallast.com

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missy

WS Ballast

Woodland Scenics has a video on their site and on youtube on ballasting track. They mixed in a 1/4 cup of fine ballast into the medium ballast for a more prototypical appearance. The video was around 7 yrs ago, check it out and see what you think.

Arizona Rock & Mineral offers stone ballast in HO as does Scenic Express. Both are natural materials as opposed to WS which are made from walnut shells or at least it use to be.  WS ballast can get staticky but a lot of people like using it so whatever works for you.

Good Luck!

 

 

 

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duckdogger

Scenic Express

The Scenic Express 40 and 50 series ballasts are very good matches for HO and N scale.

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