1/24th scale jersey barriers

[ra7c7er]

Does anyone make jersey barriers in 1/24-25th scale? I have looked all over and can't find any.

[Rick Schmidt]

As simple as a barrier is I don't think they'd be too hard to actually scratch build... Possibly cut them out of some of that foam dio guys use for bases and such

[george 53]

Not living in Jersey, I have NO idea what a "Jersey" barrier is. What are they?

[Foxer]

Not living in Jersey, I have NO idea what a "Jersey" barrier is. What are they?

I'm sure you've seen them George ... they MUST have been imported to Detroit!

Those temporary (permanent in NJ) highway barriers .. concrete 3' high with triangular base ... each one is about the length of Jimmy Hoffa.

Edited July 12, 2011 by Foxer

[modeltruckmafia]

A military buddy of mine casts these in 1/35 scale the truck is 1/24 scale

Jersey barriers around swat truck

Does anyone make jersey barriers in 1/24-25th scale? I have looked all over and can't find any.

[ra7c7er]

A military buddy of mine casts these in 1/35 scale the truck is 1/24 scale

Jersey barriers around swat truck

Those are really cool. Is that truck 1/24?

I have a couple barriers in 1/32nd scale that are "race used". A resin slot car guy I know used his works 3D scanner to copy a barrier that was hit by a race car at Seibring (i think) and he used that to make a mold the barrier looks just like the real smashed one. Problem is he doesn't make them anymore.

[george 53]

I'm sure you've seen them George ... they MUST have been imported to Detroit!

Those temporary (permanent in NJ) highway barriers .. concrete 3' high with triangular base ... each one is about the length of Jimmy Hoffa.

Oh, you mean Jimmy Beds!!! J/K we got them all over Deeetroy too, but i never knew 'em as Jersey Barriers! They WILL stop a car, but Semi Tractors don't have much trouble movein 'em!

[Drake69]

I've seen them made from cut and sculpted styrofoam (made for railroad displays). Just paint them flat white or a combination of white and light gray (also seen them in DOT orange, asphalt black, and caution yellow as well) and you have a decent barrier.

You can also duplicate asphalt roads, speed bumps, and highway sound walls (7' tall interstate barriers) the same way. Same friend did a highway backdrop with two planks of styrofoam, jersey barriers, and "alligators" scattered on the wayside from shredded capped tires! (Don't know how he reproduced the gators tho...)

[jeffb]

smbc has em in resin. you can there tru here My link

[Chuck Most]

Not living in Jersey, I have NO idea what a "Jersey" barrier is. What are they?

They are temporary concrete walls used to keep Snookie out of places where she shouldn't be. (Normal society, for instance.)

[ra7c7er]

smbc has em in resin. you can there tru here My link

I looked all over the site do you have an exact page or is it something I have to just ask about. Thanks.

[jeffb]

I looked all over the site do you have an exact page or is it something I have to just ask about. Thanks.

shoot paul at smbc an email stating what your looking for

[modeltruckmafia]

Thanks

Yep 1/24 scale revell Jurassic park Mercedes

Those are really cool. Is that truck 1/24?

I have a couple barriers in 1/32nd scale that are "race used". A resin slot car guy I know used his works 3D scanner to copy a barrier that was hit by a race car at Seibring (i think) and he used that to make a mold the barrier looks just like the real smashed one. Problem is he doesn't make them anymore.

[Alfnut]

i used to haul "jersey wall" all over pa for a construction company.....have a model of my old rig to build and i was planning on making a foam or hydrocal blank and casting in resin someday