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Other Gauges > Non Gauge Specific > Ballast, Scenery > Peco

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PS311 Peco Brown Stone Ballast Medium Grade Clean - 250g

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PS311 Peco Brown Stone Ballast Medium Grade Clean - 250g.

Ballast on the real railway varies in appearance, depending on how new it is and from which quarry it was obtained. Peco, in turn, have carefully selected ballast that represents the closest match to that ballast more commonly found. Essentially either grey or brown in colour, Peco offer three grades, fine, medium and coarse, either as "clean" freshly-laid ballast or in older, weathered condition. The modeller can create their own blend from any of the combinations available.

Another important factor to mention is that this ballast, when laid and set in place, does not discolour, other than perhaps a slight darkening after the water and glue has dried. The ballast has been obtained from British quarries, carefully graded to a specified size, and washed to ensure the minimum amount of dust.