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This bridge is in HO scale - using an N gauge Atlas railroad bridge as a starting point. I just used the sides. It saved lots of work. I was only about an inch wide but now its 4 inches wide. Everything was built with Evergreen styrene shapes -- once I cut the sides out from the Atlas bridge. Nothing seemed suitable from any of the usual kit suppliers.
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Very nice Charles. Looks a whole lot better than anything in my county. LOL
Willie
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Didn't know you drove on the left there Charles
Very cool Chas! Might have to copy that one...
Toot it's ok, he's backing up.
Didn't know you drove on the left there Charles
I shouldn't drive model trucks whilst swigging a Newcastle Ale.
Days Gone Bye!
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Awesome Bridge and truck -- too many cracks in the pavement though
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Awesome Bridge and truck -- too many cracks in the pavement though
Come and drive through one of my local shopping centers Cherrel, there's potholes that'll swallow a wheel.
That's some nice modeling. I have used some out of scale items for an HO scale project, but this hit the ball out of the park. Well done.
Thanks Chet. My firstHO-scale "out-of-scale" use was using N scale cows grazing on a hill- behind-the hill scene to create more 'depth'.
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