HO Scale Bridges

This set of HO Scale Bridge Girder Load includes:2 bridge girders to be used as a flat car load or to make a bridge with.Can be used as a freight load or just for scenery or as a functional part of your track plan. These are 3D resin printed, High...

Features Include Easy snap-fit construction Track-powered red LED blinking light Nickel silver rails Retail Package Measurements: L 10.1 in., W 1.75 in., H 6.5 in.

HO-HOn3 Tower or Two Bents

HO City Viaduct Tower

This Walthers Cornerstone HO Scale Short Beam Bridges kit makes it easy to add variety and realism to any right-of-way. Designed for railroads crossing creeks, ditches, or access roads, the kit includes parts to build two complete bridges - one short and...

Features:• Available in single track or double track widths• Kit contains single arch and two half-arch ends – combine kits for longer applications• Can be used w/o pier units for lower heights such as...

Features:• Available in single track or double track widths• Kit contains single arch and two half-arch ends – combine kits for longer applications• Can be used w/o pier units for lower heights such as...

Features:• Available in single track or double track widths• Kit contains single arch and two half-arch ends – combine kits for longer applications• Can be used w/o pier units for lower heights such as in...

HO scale or N scale - Hydrocal Small Bridge

Dimensions of the bridge: 3-1/4" clearance, 7-3/4" long x 3-7/8" tall and 2" wide

City viaducts were constructed in many American cities in the early twentieth century where elevated track was needed by railroads or mass transit systems in congested city areas. Many of the prototype viaducts are still in use today making these HO kits...

Railroads once considered bridges as locations to fly the company flag, so many painted them with logos and billboard advertising. These plate-girder bridges are based on those used across the continent and each comes decorated with period railroad...

Railroads once considered bridges as locations to fly the company flag, so many painted them with logos and billboard advertising. These plate-girder bridges are based on those used across the continent and each comes decorated with period railroad...

Railroads once considered bridges as locations to fly the company flag, so many painted them with logos and billboard advertising. These plate-girder bridges are based on those used across the continent and each comes decorated with period railroad...

Railroads once considered bridges as locations to fly the company flag, so many painted them with logos and billboard advertising. These plate-girder bridges are based on those used across the continent and each comes decorated with period railroad...

Railroads once considered bridges as locations to fly the company flag, so many painted them with logos and billboard advertising. These plate-girder bridges are based on those used across the continent and each comes decorated with period railroad...

Railroads once considered bridges as locations to fly the company flag, so many painted them with logos and billboard advertising. These plate-girder bridges are based on those used across the continent and each comes decorated with period railroad...

Railroads once considered bridges as locations to fly the company flag, so many painted them with logos and billboard advertising. These plate-girder bridges are based on those used across the continent and each comes decorated with period railroad...

Railroads once considered bridges as locations to fly the company flag, so many painted them with logos and billboard advertising. These plate-girder bridges are based on those used across the continent and each comes decorated with period railroad...

Railroads once considered bridges as locations to fly the company flag, so many painted them with logos and billboard advertising. These plate-girder bridges are based on those used across the continent and each comes decorated with period railroad...