We are pleased to make this wooden O Scale Double Track Girder Bridge- Model Train Scenery for your model railroad layout and O gauge 1:43- 1:48 scale toy trains.  This unique wooden bridge is made in the USA & measures 9 1/4″ wide by 5″ high by 24″ long. This O gauge model railroad bridge is designed to accommodate two tracks and works well with Fastrack, Realtrax and tubular track from Menards or Lionel. Made from wood with metal handrail accents. TRACK, TRAINS, PIERS & OTHER ACCESSORIES ARE NOT INCLUDED. BRIDGE PIERS and TREES & BALLAST is sold separately. Check out Hennings Trains for deals on O scale trains & other great train shops such as the large company Train World or smaller hobby shops such as Berkshire Station. This bridge pictured is 2 feet long. See our other listings for various sized bridges.

We have a great article from Model Railroader Magazine that will help get you started : Finding the best approach for a track plan isn’t always easy. Even if you’re building your layout in a small room, you still have an almost infinite number of choices, decisions, and trade-offs to make. What scale? Around-the-room or island shape? Duckunder/gate or walk-in? Staging? And if so, what kind? To illustrate the thought process when planning a layout, I started with a generic 9 x 12-foot spare bedroom with a 2 x 5-foot nook representing a closet with the doors removed. Let’s look at the advantages and disadvantages of two design approaches.

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