I'd guess that since the train doesn't run on them, they can be lighter.

But they would have to be strong enough to guide a derailed wheelset when
the need arose.

Ken




On 7/17/06, mhrreast <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I believe that guard rails are typically a lighter weight than the
> running rails.  I wonder if there is a functional reason for this, or
> whether the railroad was just using up older lighter weight rail.....
>
>
> --- In [email protected], [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >> Bridge Flex track would be nice.  I've had to produce my own using
> American Models flex track and wooden ties, styrene strips for the
> outside guards and AM rail for the inside guard rails. <<<
>
> Ted Larson
>
>


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