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Old 07-19-2008, 02:54 PM
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Barb wire fence

Hey guys how do you make barb wire fence for like a farm. I got some cows that are trying to get out and i need to fence them up.
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Old 07-19-2008, 07:43 PM
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Took a quick look around...

I found a few sites that sell the stuff, and one that tells you how to make it.
Hope this helps!! BTW- the search engine I use is Dogpile as it has most of the big search engines on it. Good Luck!!

Model railroad kits - barbed wire

http://www.warfactory.co.uk/scenery/barbedwirefence.php

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Old 07-19-2008, 09:53 PM
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Hey guys how do you make barb wire fence for like a farm. I got some cows that are trying to get out and i need to fence them up.
Hey TM try this Get an old "Onion Bag" you know the mesh ones that the onions come in, after it's empty, Cut the bag in half on one side and across the bottom so it opens flat,then pick one strand and cut it all the way across so you end up with 1 long skinny peice and if you look at it dangleing there you can see the Barb wire strand paint it silver and start glueing it to the posts, I used this for some of my Military models and it looks pretty good,best of all it's cheap and 1 bag makes a lot of fence.
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Old 07-19-2008, 10:18 PM
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HO barbed wire fence

[brass etched barbed wire
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Sorry guys this is N scale Barb wire. I cant find it anywhere.
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TM,
The first site he gave you is for N scale.

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The first site he gave you is for N scale.

Well crap i missed that one Andy Thanks for pointing that out to me.
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I just use brown thread twisted around round toothpicks for the corner posts and needles for the stayes...
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Now that sounds like my kind of fence TrainNut Thanks for showing me yours.
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Walthers has a kit #804-4 has gates cattle guards etc.
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