O Scale Model Train Bridge with Piers.

Dimensions: 24″ long × 5.5″ wide – ideal for spanning indoor or outdoor scenic gaps or water features.

Includes 3 Gray Piers: Each pier measures 6.5″ wide × 2″ tall. Made to provide stable support and authentic architectural detail.

Material: Bridge is constructed from durable wood, waterproof glue and paints. Piers are constructed from polystyrene and designed to mimic real concrete blocks/ bricks.

Design: Black double bowstring arch bridge with 3 gray piers to provide an authentic railroad look.

Disclaimer: Trains, track & accessories NOT included. Listing is for Bridge and 3 piers ONLY.

BRIDGE PIERS and TREES & BALLAST are 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 or Thomas And His Trains.   This O Scale Model Train Bridge with Piers is compatible with other model railroad scenery we make in our Western Pennsylvania shop.  See our other O scale train scenery category to find unique items for your toy train layout.

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