The 15mm war game figures would be just about right for TT 1/120. Since toy soldier casters also make a few accessories, these could fill the gap.
Gap
A space between the rails to insulate one rail from the other. Used to prevent a short in a reverse loop, or to divide the layout into separate blocks or circuits for multiple train operation.
Garden ...
Gap or break in the railroad tracks, ballast, and roadbed caused by floodwaters. Also, a signal to the engineer to make an emergency brake application.
Water glass ...
Gap
A slot cut through the rail to break the electrical path.
Gas electric ...
The gap between a running rail and a check-rail, or between a frog and a wing-rail, through which a flange may pass.
Flat Bottom Rail
Refers to the cross sectional shape of the rail.
Narrow gap semiconductor
Narrow Gauge and Shortline Gazette
Narrow gauge engines (Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends)
Narrow gauge lines of the Victorian Railways
Narrow gauge railway
Narrow Gauge Railway Museum
Narrow Gauge Railway Museum in Wenecja ...
Joint Gap The distance between the ends of contiguous rails in track, measured at a point 5/8 inch below the top of the rail on the outside of the head.
FORT INDIANTOWN GAP, PENNSYLVANIA
Colton Bowen's N-Trak Module Features U.S. Army Scenes. One of My Favorites!
GAVIN MILLER'S MODEL RAILROAD ...
gap (rail) — a cut made through a piece of rail to isolate two electrical blocks from each other.
One, double a portion of the first train over into Boody yard and take both crews off the trains and taxi them to Bulls Gap, TN which would ultimately result in at least two more crews being "deadheaded" back from Bulls Gap to Carbo; plus with Boody, ...
A rail puller/expander operated by hand or by machine which increases or decreases the gap between adjoining rail ends.
Rail joint, insulated.
The eL and eL will run through Caddo Gap and the Caddo River valley which is in the heart of the Ouachita Mountains. However mountains alone don't justify its creation. The more important reason is the mix of industry that exists in Arkansas.
Rail Break A gap in the rail that divides one track section from another on the layout. May be created using plastic (insulating) fishplates between the two sections of rail.
If no section man is available and the gap is not too great, you can attempt to use the flange of the wheels to force the stubborn point into submission. In this case you very slowly move your engine or cut of cars up against the switch points.
My code 110 wheelsets meeting S-4 and RP-25 have a wide enough tread width to span the gap between stock rail and point.
Cut (just a little oversize) some strip wood, spread the EVO glue onto the card and spread it all over, now, one by one, place the strip wood onto the card, side by side and leave a small gap.
If you want the branch track to be isolated, you will have to add a rail gap to the positive rail of the branch near the turnout, then add a feeder wire to that branch controlled by a switch on your control panel.
Generally it is easier to feed wires into the loop when the gap is on the side of the loop that is away from the direction the wire is being layed out.
Simply apply to the gap with and an old paint brush then wipe away the excess with a damp paper towel or a damp cotton swab. This works very well when filling a gap between clear sections and solid color parts.
The fascia board is installed but we have a serious gap problem.
Stuff the cracks the same way as with the seams in the foam using paper towels.
More stuffing.
A spark created by the passage of electric current across a gap; also a curve.
Articulated Locomotive ...
When the rest of your track is set up properly, a gap which won't fit a stationary piece of track could stop your entire railroad from running. This is where Atlas-brand flex track comes in to help you connect the pieces.
Rail joint expander. A rail puller/expander operated by hand or by machine which increases or decreases the gap between adjoining rail ends.
Make secure contacts. Use wire nuts instead of tape, and solder instead of wire nuts if you can.
Solder all your rail joints if you wish. File them smooth, but leave a gap or two for temperature expansion.
Four Foot Nickname for the gap between the running rails, the gauge. Comes from the standard gauge measurement of 4ft 8 1/2 ins (1435mm).
The gap between two closely spaced tracks, which does not provide sufficient space for someone to stand between two trains. See also "Four Foot" and "Ten Foot".
SJ
RAILWAYS. See "Statens Jarnvagar".
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RAILWAYS.
 See also: Train, Track, Point, Switch, Operation
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