Description
Walthers Cornerstone 50' Single-Track Railroad Through Girder Bridge -HO Scale
This Walthers Cornerstone 50' Single-Track Railroad Through Girder Bridge kit is based on one of the most common North American railroad bridge designs. It's part of the Cornerstone Engineered Bridge System and is designed to be compatible with system abutments and bridge piers. Plate-girder bridges are typically used to cross short distances between 30 and 90' 9.1 to 30.4m. Used for many decades, this design is constructed of several steel sections riveted together to form girders. They're known as through types as the track passes between, rather than on top of the spans. It's ideal for use with the Walthers Code 83 Bridge Track 948-886, 948-899 or other trackage of your choice. The kit can be built either as a single-track bridge but includes optional center girder for easy conversion to double-track or wider right-of-way by combining kits. The plastic parts are molded in color and feature authentic rivets and other fine details.
Part of the Cornerstone Engineered Bridge System
One of the most common American railroad bridge designs
Used for extra clearance above highways, waterways and other railroads
Fits steam, diesel and modern eras
Girder heights vary with bridge length
Build with open or ballasted deck
Includes optional center girder for easy conversion to double track or wider right-of-way
Perfect as approach spans for bigger Cornerstone and other bridge kits
Easily added to new or existing scenery
Specifications
| Walthers Cornerstone 50' Single-Track Railroad Through Girder Bridge | |
|---|---|
| Model # | 933-4501 |
| Series | Cornerstone |
| Scale | HO Scale |
| Dimensions | 6-15/16 x 2-3/8 x 1-3/32" |
| Assembly Required | Yes |
Product FAQ
Q: Is this a Kit or an assembled building?
A: This is a plastic kit that needs assembly. Painting is not required, but recommended. This kit is made from molded plastic and typically pictured with some paint. weathering and added scene details from the manufacture. Imagination, patience and glue is required when building a model.
Q: Is everything in the photo included?
A: The complete structure is typically all that is included. All cars, figures, and scenery have been added by the manufacture to display what a completed model installed within a model layout would appear.