British Railway Modelling (BRM)

Model a single track rail bridge

BRIDGES NEED to look realistic, but they also need to be strong, as many modern locomotive models are heavy. This model is laser-cut from birch wood and the rendition is typical of those found on Britain’s railways from steam days into the modern era. I like the fact that the deck can be angled by up to 10 degrees, giving you some flexibility in positioning.

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