|
As a companion piece to the upcoming video on building a small trestle bridge I have made a list of the specific materials I used as well as a PDF template of the bridge in HO scale available here: Bridge Files  The tutorial video will be published to YouTube very soon (approximately 6 hours from the time this blog update was posted) however for anyone who is a current patron you have an early access pass and have a chance to view the tutorial now. It's a long video (27 minutes) and full of tips and tricks, if you want to get a head start on the specific details on the bridge prior to watching the tutorial you can check out the Bridge Files page.
1 Comment
landcruiser
27/6/2018 15:41:01
This is no a criticism, Luke. I'm reading a book about Victorian wooden bridges at the moment and it is noted that longitudinal decking helped rainwater retention which exacerbated rot. So repairs after 1930's would have seen the top decking replaced, which is food for thought on a more modern layout. Leave a Reply. |
Categories
All
Archives
January 2019
|
Model Scenery Made Easy
Want a T-Shirt?
Follow me on YouTube
Want to support BCR
RSS Feed
Future plans:In the upcoming months I'll be working on a new eBook about getting the most from static grass.
It's only a short 30 page eBook but it will be packed full of tips on using a static grass applicator to get the most out of you scenery! Once complete this book will be available to purchase or if you become a patron it will be available to read depending on your level of support. In the mean time, if you want to learn how to build your own static grass applicator and make home made static grass tufts you can check out the tutorial here: |
|
