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4mm OO Scale Ruler
74104
Expotools
4mm OO Scale Ruler
In stock
| Scale | Suitable for several scales |
More info
741-04 Scale Rule 4mm = 1 foot (OO Gauge).
Manufactured in hard chrome finish stainless steel.
Rule is approxiamately 12 inches long and has
both Metric & Imperial Scales.
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