Through Plate-Girder Bridge

Through Plate-Girder Bridge Typical Across North America.

Used for many decades, the through plate girder design is constructed of several steel sections riveted together to form girders.

Known as through types because the track passes between, rather than on top of the spans, they are one of the most common railroad bridge designs.

Most often used to cross short distances of about 30' to 100' (9.1m to 30.4m), this model is typical of railroad bridges found all over North America from the steam era to the present day.

The kit can be built either as a single- or a double-track bridge and includes parts for two complete spans, however the design makes it easy to combine additional kits (sold separately) to build a longer or wider bridge if needed.

The plastic parts are molded in color and feature authentic rivets and other fine details.

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