You can get very N gauge nice laser cut wood barrow crossings and level crossing surfaces that give a very nice representation of planks from Blair Line in a wide variety of radii. 'N-Tastic shop\County Rolling Stock stock them in the UK.

http://www.ntasticshop.co.uk/9-75in-radius-fits-11in/dp/B008GG9XQC?class=quickView&field_availability=-1&field_brandtextbin=Blair+Lines&field_browse=1941955031&id=9+75in+radius+fits+11in&ie=UTF8&refinementHistory=brandtextbin%2Csubjectbin%2Cprice&searchBinNameList=brandtextbin%2Csubjectbin%2Cprice&searchNodeID=1941955031&searchPage=2&searchRank=salesrank&searchSize=12

Hi Justin,

It would be nice if the sizes were also given in metric, especially as that is now the standard.

It really shouldn't be a wooden crossing anyway, that's only used for barrow crossings (if that) in Austria. For a proper road crossing it would be as here a combination of check rails and slabs, with rubber joins. But in this case it's only a service road that is used by cars and the occasional truck.

I've got some spare sections of track so I'll have another bash this time with better light.... I also discovered that one of my stake wagons doesn't really like it, it looks like the flanges are catching on the ballast... The other appear to be fine!