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Some really great ideas for bridges there OMA. I am planning to replace a couple of LGB bridges on my railway so you have given me some food for thought (I hope that translates into Russian). Rik I have found a n old photo of my second metal bridge http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/736x/f5/a6/66/f5...

I have one more curved metal bridge but couldn't find its photo. Now it's rather cold and we still have no snow, that's why I covered the whole GRR with a layer of non-woven fabric just to protect plants there. Later I'll try to take a photo. I like to use sushi sticks, I've made some other structur...

Many thanks to all of you for kind words!     I like your use of colourful rock plants OMA. If my limited understanding of the Russian alphabet is correct, you have a'Yodelfest' going on there! And sushi sticks, coffee stirrers.. modellers everywhere use them.  :D Planning my GRR I had the only aim ...

I wanted to show you a few bridges which I made myself. 1 - from reinforcement bar and welding electrods http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/736x/31/5a/47/315a47c79c71e7bd782c8b7336e94f20.jpg  2 - small pedestrian bridges from sushi sticks (as well as a market place) http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/...

Hello, everybody! I'm a housewife and a fan of garden railways. I've been reading almost everything here  for a long time. (Sorry for my delay with a reply, I've seen this topic just now.) Neither my husband nor my son-in-law still show no interest to my idea, but in spite of this I have my Ruza Obe...

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For loading gauge I usually make things to clear vehicles 7'6" wide - so I usually go with 12' between bridge abutments, which is 192mm.  Height is more complicated for me as I will eventually need to clear standard gauge vehicles on transporter wagons, so I need to go 13'6" or 14' - 216-...