I have seen many bridge plans of all types in the popular railroading
magazines. There is also a book on bridges and trestles.
Somebody commented that "trestle bridge" is not correct terminology.
This reminds me of the railroad through my home town. There was a long
fill in the river valley on both sides leading to the actual bridge.
People always talked about crossing the railroad trestle (using the
railroad bridge was a common shortcut for the more "daring"
pedestrians). I chuckle, it had never dawned on me that it was not a
trestle! I'm guessing the terminology was leftover from when there WAS
a trestle, which had been converted to a fill.
>Are there any plans available for building a trestle bridge using
>plastruct or similiar materials? I would like to replace my American
>Flyer tinplate trestle bridge with a more authentic looking scale
>version.
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