... topic: 2791 representing Irish light weight flat-bottomed chairs posted: 23 Nov 2015 19:48 from: madscientist Common throughout the system in Ireland, till recently was the use of light weight flat-bottomed rail for less important sidings and MPDs etc They were fixed to the sleeper by a flat chair and the rail was then secured using two chair screws( one inside and one outside) I include picture for reference: 2_240807_360000000.jpg Note that another similar common chair had a slightly more raised( cast) piece under the chair screw, as these ones look just like a flat plate Is there anything in 4mm that could be used to represent this type of chair or its near equivalent I was thinking of using code 55 for the rail as well thanks Dave attachment.php?id=2176 posted: 23 Nov 2015 21:24 from: wcampbell23 Hi Dave Perhaps not ideal for code 55 rail but Brassmasters does rail baseplates in etched brass intended for Peco codes 75, 80 or 82 rail. Details at: http://www.brassmasters.co.uk/track_details.htm Regards ...