Lionel Bridge Kit - Updated Aug 2 2024: Painted and Assembled | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

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Some time ago I posted about this Lionel Bridge Kit. Well I found some time / paint & glue and here are the results. Don't look closely at the paint job - it is somewhat of a mess.

Sitting on top of the bridge is a reefer that honors my oh so patient wife. Her middle name is taken from her Grandmother - it is Pearl, and that is my term of endearment when speaking to her.

This was my first kit that I put together. Next up is a green Plasticville Pedestrian Bridge. I don't know if that snaps together or if glue is needed, but I will find out soon enough.

I think I'll keep it in my office as a spot to display this car.

Paul

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8/2/243:26 PM

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coach joeOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Looks great from here!

8/2/244:28 PM

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