Building Scale Pallets.

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PirateOneOne

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Hey Gents been awhile, work has been keeping me from the bench!


As the title suggests I am looking for advice and techniques on building realistic looking 1/72 scale wooden pallets.


Thanks, I'm sure that you guys will be able to help!


Steve.
 

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Id use coffee stirrers now they would be out of scale in 1/72 but if you push them together so there are no gaps and score them down the middle it should look like thinner planks


For the beams that seperate the top and bottom I'd use a thin piece of balsa cut to size :smiling3:
 

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A Europallet measures 1200mm x 1000mm ........ So 1/72 scale will give you......


16.6mm x 13.8mm
 

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Buy them from any self respecting model railway shop ready made, Bachmann and model master spring to mind. I used one on my Nimrod build. Try Alton Model Centre.
 

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Buy them from any self respecting model railway shop ready made, Bachmann and model master spring to mind. I used one on my Nimrod build. Try Alton Model Centre.
 
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Cheers gentlemen, I shall try both building and investigating a purchase.


Thank you as always.


Steve
 

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Cheers gentlemen, I shall try both building and investigating a purchase.
Thank you as always.


Steve
If you're in Cornwall then try Kernow Model centre, I think they are in Camborne.
 
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Thanks Rick,next time I'm that way I'll have a look.


Steve
 
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