Description
Kit - 4-7/16 x 4-1/2 x 11" 11.3 x 11.4 x 27.9cm
Walthers Cornerstone Steel Railroad Bridge Towers are just the thing for constructing impressive steel viaducts on your layout. This kit includes parts for a tower used for supporting deck girder bridges of varying lengths. Bridge Towers are easily cut to different heights.
Add realism to your HO railroad with the Cornerstone Engineered Bridge System!
- Part of the Cornerstone Engineered Bridge System.
- Common prototype design used with various types of bridges
- Fits steam, diesel and modern-eras
- Highly detailed parts
- Easily cut to three different heights
- Two sizes of concrete pedestals included
- Use with Cornerstone Standard 30', 50' and 70' Deck Girder Bridges (each sold separately) to model a continuous viaduct
Assembled model measures: Length: 4-7/16 11.3cm Width at Base: 4-1/2" 11.4cm Width at Top: 1-13/64" 3cm Height: 10" 25.4cm
Footings Large: 29/32" 2.5cm Tall Small: 1/2" 1.5cm Tall
Photo shows a typical viaduct modeled with Steel Railroad Bridge Tower Bent 2-Pack (#933-4555), 30' Standard Level Single-Track Railroad Deck Girder Bridge (#933-4505) and 70' Standard Level Single-Track Railroad Deck Girder Bridge (#933-4507), each sold separately:
Details
Store Location: |
P# 128 / Aisle 7B.3w |
Scale: |
HO Scale |
Customer Reviews
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Walthers Cornerstone 933-4554 - Steel Rlrd Bridge...
Walthers Cornerstone 933-4554 - Steel Rlrd Bridge Tower - HO Scale
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Looks good on my shelf!
In order to avoid supply chain problems and take advantage of sale prices, I like to anticipate my model railroad purchase needs and buy in advance. That means that there are always unbuilt kits, various scenic materials, and brand new rolling stock still in its original box sitting on layout room shelves. That makes reviewing them difficult, yet Midwest badgers me to review purchases. So here is my review of my latest Walthers kit: Shipping from Midwest is always prompt, and my box arrived just 54 hours after I placed the order. I’m pleased Walthers uses just a few standard sized boxes because that helps them stack efficiently with no danger of falling off the shelf. The box is rigidly square, which also helps it stack. Descriptive printing is sharp and detailed. I haven’t opened my kit yet, and probably won’t until I’m ready to combine it with other kits (still not bought) to build a lengthy bridge. That probably won’t happen until next fall. I’ll write another review at that time telling everyone how easy or difficult the build went.
