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Bridges

All bridges are scratchbuilt in a variety of materials; wood, plastic, metal and composites of those. Most of them are modelled on QR style unless noted otherwise.
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Latest Update: 23rd January, 2022
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Click on photos on the left side column for details


Pathway Bridge is 100mm x 50mm x 1.8m long timber and lifts out to use pathway.


Sundial Bridge is a double length steel girder bridge made from the ends of a bread crate.


Frog Trestle - approach spans to Frog Bridge is a Timber Trestle in QR style.


Frog Bridge, a Lattice Girder that lifts out, Lattice made from floor of bread crate.


Orange Bridge is a steel girder bridge made from the ends of a bread crate.


Cubby Bridge is a Lift-Out that is packed away when trains are not running.


Spiral Bridge is a twin bridge site with timber girders on masonary abutments.


Skink Bridge is curved and is on timber bents made from ripped fence palings.


Brumby Trestle is curved and lifts out to use path to garden.


Brumby Bridge over Brumby Gully, that lifts out over path to access the garden.

In 2021 the Bridge Inspector found a decaying bridge girder which required urgent replacement.

A VIDEO is available to view the procedure undertaken to impliment that replacement.
Click below over photo.

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