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Hi saboja cant help on web site there have been a couple of articals in garden railways mag though.. It isnt what you want but this may be a possable solution. Being the impatient type I can some times be I think I would be getting some 2" upvc pipe seting two lengths of that in concrete in a plastic bucket doing that a couple of times when the concrete is well and truly dry dropping those in the pond for bridge piers and going and getting a bit of rectangular upvc down pipe and making it look like a plate girder bridge, and puting that across the pond the track sits on the top with guard rails inside an outside the track. One bridge that won't rot and will slow speed freaks down regards John.
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