Let's see your bridges.

Many Great looking Bridges.

I have a small creek to cross, so I used a Atlas "HO" girder bridge turned upside down to cross the small creek.  The bridge seats on cement piers made from real cement.

Some home made bridges on m layout.

Looks great Keith.

John.

I built this 7 foot long bridge for the Nixon Library Holiday Festival of Trains in 2009.

Steve

Here is a 6' stone arch bridge we built for the club layout. It has two runs of Fastrack

as above ,you can never have enought hellgates, terry hudon

 I want to get Silk City to make me a large dbl custom bridge. Theirs look great at their club. I'm trying to save for one so I've got to stop getting distracted by the great deals on the forum. I'll probably end up staring at the pics for another train season.

Michael R,

I like the painted on water under your bridge. I am pretty certain a similar scene is going to happen here:

In fact when looking for this one (the original one I've got looks very prototypical with more rust than paint ) I turned down a blue one because I thought it would blend too well with the eventual water.

J White

Bridges over untroubled waters!

Al

From 2011, a couple of Marx bridges done up for the Philadelphia Transportation Company... 

And in action at the 2011 East Penn Traction Club meet:

Mitch

Is it bad etiquette to quote yourself? Last year I did get around to putting a new coat of paint on my Marx layout's table complete with roads and a body of water (a lagoon?):

J White

Here are a few more.

There are the girder bridges spanning the stairwell in my Attic

And then there's the bridge module on our club modular layout

And the tinplate bridge on my Halloween display

A friend of our club allowed us to borrow this bridge for several years until we got our own built. Shown here with G gauge, it accepts dual track O gauge quite well.

 from bottom to top,modified MTH girder, Model Power O gauge, Lionel arch-under, scratch built plate girder (not shown), arched brick trestle, and Atlas HO modified to give perspective

Bridge Solutions, Brian Cooper.   I believe he is no longer doing business.  New Jersey High Railer's  also had a product similar to this.

They are also good for displaying trains.

Steve

Here is a bridge I found at an antiques swap meet. It is made from an old construction set that uses no fasteners. Any ideas of who the company was that made the girders and gussets? Posed with a prewar train for size comparison.

Here is our bridges 

Here are some pictures of my Dorfan Bridge that Steve Eastman brought back from the grave and we use it on the All Aboard Fastrackers layout at various shows:

An original pre-war Lionel tinplate bridge on my little tinplate layout, followed with a modern era Lionel Hellgate reproduction on my Christmas layout.

Well, these are old pictures and I am sorry that I still have not done any scenery work

  Well, anyway, what could be  wrong with a 313 and a new 213

here's mine

That's a great idea Steve!

Christmas setup...

Your basic Lionel Trestle Bridge, re purposed as a highway bridge

Four Lionel diecast girder bridges, kitbashed:

 Cut from pink foam insulation. I published an article in OGR

Just bought this one. 

Got a GREAT deal on it, too!

Rusty