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Greetings from the Colonies, James.
Black Bear Construction Company < http://www.blackbearcc.com/O_kits.htm#DRGWStyle > has a good selection of trestles and bridges taken from railroad plans or existing structures. Besides complete kits, they also sell drawings and instructions. I have not built one of their kits (yet) but have reserved a spot for an On3 trestle or trestle/Howe bridge combination. I believe you can also buy copies of railroad trestle drawings but the source name escapes me at the moment. Others will probably have the name or other suggestions. Paul S Puma Valley Branch, D&RGW, San Juan Mountains Colorado, July 1938 |
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http://members.cox.net/sn3nut/bridge%2045B.htm
19th century On3...and a touch of C&S. Mostly DSP&P pre-1885 renumbering. http://thesouthparkline.blogspot.com/ |
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Hello James,
If you look at the introductry post by Tim of Prancing Pony Sales, he has a side view of a very nice looking trestle whicn may be of help to you. Good luck, Al |
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I built a jig using plans that I got from Maxwell. Now that his son has passed awsy. They are currently not available. My bridge is of a C&S pattern. I will be soon building another large trestle, and several smaller ones.
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Try this thread. Frank53(here on the forum) made his from this simple jig he came up with and some pre cut stock from Home DePot
http://ogaugerr.infopop.cc/eve...=668106412#668106412 Also this is his web page, try here too http://www.lionellines.net |
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Hi guys many thanks for the pointers,have found an old catalog with pictures face on of a tressle so have scaned it then doubled the measurements to get the size I required and have to date made the jig & two uprights!
Thanks again James |
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