Doing my usual searches on E-Bay I ran across a man that makes the best bridges I have ever seen! He even makes them to your specifications! If you need a great bridge check him out. His handle on E-Bay is (train-collector-2000) No, I am not affiliated with him at all............. The guy just makes some awesome bridges.
God bless TCA 05-58541 Benefactor Member of the NRA, Member of the American Legion, Retired Boss Hog of Roseyville , KC&D Qualified
ChiefEagles wrote:Chuck Matthews steals them. Should see the pictures of his and he got them a very low price.
I see that Buckeye is right...Chief is on the SAUCE again.
Blueberryhill RR wrote: ChiefEagles wrote:Chuck Matthews steals them. Should see the pictures of his and he got them a very low price.I see that Buckeye is right...Chief is on the SAUCE again.
ON the serious side.....No one wanted that beautiful 41 inch Atlas bridge, which is for two tracks. So, I was nice enough to take it from a close friend. It fit in perfectly. The steel bridge was purchased from 100 Year Bridge Co. for a very good price. It is 47 inches long. They both worked out beautifully on my new upper loop. I have never built a bridge, but I know a few guys who have done a great job. Both of them post on this Forum.
Chuck
I bridged the gap on my layout with this plastic channel that comes with windows !! I've since painted it black & works real good. It holds my 15 pound Challenger !! I do suggest sometimes you can use something like this in a temporary situation, like if your building another bridge & still want to get the train through !!
Thanks, John
John,
That channel came with Windows 98 or XP????
Regards, Roy
wrmcclellan wrote: John,That channel came with Windows 98 or XP????
Good one Roy !!
wrmcclellan wrote:John,That channel came with Windows 98 or XP????
I think it only comes with Vista.
- Clint
csxt30 wrote: I bridged the gap on my layout with this plastic channel that comes with windows !! I've since painted it black & works real good. It holds my 15 pound Challenger !! I do suggest sometimes you can use something like this in a temporary situation, like if your building another bridge & still want to get the train through !! Thanks, John
Great idea! I always like to find train uses for ordinary stuff!
Here's a link for a log trestle that looks like it'd be fun to build or at least inspire one to come up with some ideas of their own.
http://www.all-model-railroading.co.uk/amr/chapter10.htm
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