Hello everyone,
Im hoping someone may be able to help me as I need both info & reference pictures on the type of bridges that we still intact at the time of the Battle of France, 1940.
I had a close look at my local model shop for any kits of either pontoon or fixed bridge types but none were available.
So my next bet is to scratch build my own but for that I need some reference picts. So if anyone could direct me to them that would be great.
My next query is what is the best way to create my own bridge, as most of my dio's have been on land of hillside. What type of materials for road, railing & piers.
I will hopefully post some picts of the finished artical.
Any help would be great.
TRISTAN
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Bridge Info / Construction
tristan
New South Wales, Australia
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Posted: Monday, August 22, 2005 - 08:20 PM UTC
blockhaus
Spain / Espaņa
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Posted: Monday, August 22, 2005 - 11:07 PM UTC
Hello Tristan , please see this links:
http://www.lyon-photos.com/diaporama/moyenne_883.htm
http://www.mr-bricolage.fr/modules/espconseil/fiches_magazines/Mb41-03.htm
http://tournai.ouvaton.org/photo-cp-pont.htm
you can see different tipes of french bridges that are in service in 1940
for make it, depends of waht material you want representing. : iron, stone, brick...
I make these bridges with cork
good luck
CArlos
http://www.lyon-photos.com/diaporama/moyenne_883.htm
http://www.mr-bricolage.fr/modules/espconseil/fiches_magazines/Mb41-03.htm
http://tournai.ouvaton.org/photo-cp-pont.htm
you can see different tipes of french bridges that are in service in 1940
for make it, depends of waht material you want representing. : iron, stone, brick...
I make these bridges with cork
good luck
CArlos