All set ! Got to run some trains over the new bridge!
I ended up using paint just for plastic!! I think it came out pretty good. Sean
Looking good… nice shots…
Nice work sean. Even looks new
Very nice
Looks great! What do you think the total cost on the bridge was?
Fine looking bridge work.
Bob McCown said:Like Bob.. How much money do you think you got in to it.. Just wondering.. Looks great.
Looks great! What do you think the total cost on the bridge was?
I like it.
Neatoooo!!!
Sure looks fine with rail traffic across it. Very fine! And I still like the way you skewed the ends to fit the location. Not many outdoor railroaders do that.
Nicely done ! Also noticed the skewed ends which make it a very unique structure . . .
Did you have a thread elsewheres mentioning construction materials etc. ?
edit: oooops found it http://www.largescalecentral.com/LSCForums/viewtopic.php?id=12792
Thanks for posting !
doug c
Lets see!!
4 pvc lattice @ $ 5.12
4 pvc channel @ $ 7.00
1 tube glue $ 6.00
screw’s #4 x 1/2" $ 3.57
Wire nails @ $ 0.67
2 cans of paint $ 10.00
Aboute $ 65.00 +/-
Not to bad.
Sean
Sean McGillicuddy said:
Lets see!! 4 pvc lattice @ $ 5.12 4 pvc channel @ $ 7.00 1 tube glue $ 6.00 screw's #4 x 1/2" $ 3.57 Wire nails @ $ 0.67 2 cans of paint $ 10.00Aboute $ 65.00 +/-Not to bad.
Sean
A new bridge and cold beer…Priceless.
Sean,
You sure have a beautiful setting for a railroad and now a nice bridge, also. 