Add operational realism to your modern-era HO scale crossings with the Lineside Details LD-3547 — a 2-pack of modern RAILROAD CROSSING crossbucks each paired with a YIELD sign below. This is the current MUTCD/FRA standard setup at passive grade crossings across North America, perfect for rural roads, industrial spurs, and shortline operations where there's no flasher or gate.
About the Signs
Lineside Details produces some of the sharpest, most prototypical HO signage on the market — clean printing, prototypical proportions, and pre-assembled posts ready to plant in your scenery. Each pack contains two complete sign assemblies (crossbuck + yield), so you can outfit both sides of a single crossing or two separate locations.
Key Features
- 2 complete modern crossbuck + YIELD sign assemblies per pack
- Matches current MUTCD and FRA standards for passive grade crossings
- Ideal for rural roads, industrial spurs, and shortline operations
- Pre-assembled with sign mounted on post — ready to plant
- Crisp, prototypical printing on both sides of the crossbuck blade
- Manufactured by Lineside Details, LLC in the USA
Specifications
| Brand |
Lineside Details |
| Item Number |
LD-3547 |
| Scale |
HO (1:87) |
| Quantity |
2 sign assemblies per pack |
| Type |
Modern crossbuck with YIELD sign |
| Era |
Modern (current MUTCD/FRA) |
| Use |
Passive grade crossings — rural roads, industrial spurs, shortlines |
| Age |
14+ (contains small parts) |
FAQ
What's the difference between a crossbuck with YIELD vs. STOP?
YIELD is the current default standard for passive grade crossings; STOP signs are used where line-of-sight or train speed makes a complete stop necessary. Both are valid — use YIELD for typical rural/industrial crossings.
Are these pre-assembled?
Yes. Each sign comes mounted on its post and ready to plant in a drilled hole in your scenery. No painting or assembly required.
What era do these fit?
Modern era — anywhere from roughly 2005 to present, when the YIELD-below-crossbuck setup became the FRA standard for passive crossings.
Can I use these on industrial spurs?
Yes — that's exactly the kind of passive crossing these are designed for. Low-traffic, no gate, no flasher.
Detail Your Layout
Browse our full HO scenery collection for more layout-detailing parts, or check out our HO scale collection for locomotives, rolling stock, and structures to round out the scene. For more signage and detail parts, see our figures & vehicles collection.
