The Bradnor Branchline presents 'OO' Gauge Bridges and Tunnels for model railways.

A range of finescale OO Gauge Bridges and Tunnels for the discerning model maker

Presents a new and exciting range of accurate tunnel portals and bridges for 4mm ('OO') Model Railways.
Many based on prototype designs and some based on existing (still standing) structures.

These fine castings will enhance any layout and can (with minimal preparation) be used for garden railways.
Made from 'Herculite'; Mould Making and casting Plaster, these models are sold as plain (unpainted plaster) casts.

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Anyone from outside the UK wishing to place an order, please e-mail me (Jon Price) for a postage charge quotation, using the e-mail form at the bottom of the page, prior to ordering.

We regret that we can only supply these models to the UK and mainland Europe, due to their weight and fragility.

Single Tunnel mouth (One part Casting).

'OO' Single Track.

£9.99 + £4.50 P & P

 Single tunnel portal....Single tunnel mouth

Twin Tunnel mouth (Three part Casting). Tunnel wings can be left off to create a different look, e.g. if built into a rock face.

Two 'OO' Single Tracks.

£11.99 + £7.00 P & P

 Twin tunnel portal....Twin tunnel mouth

Double Tunnel mouth (Three part Casting). Tunnel wings can be left off to create a different look, e.g. if built into a rock face.

Two 'OO' Tracks, (Side by side).

£11.99 + £7.00 P & P

 Double tunnel portal

Small Road-Under Bridge (Three part Casting). Bridge wings can be left off to create a different look, e.g. if built into a rock face or as part of a masonry embankment such as in urban settings. Here sold as half a casting to enhance a backdrop. (One half bridge and two bridge wings, plus a section of inner arch and masonry to be added if you wish to make the model wide enough to accommodate a single 'OO' track).

£11.00 + £6.50 P & P

 Pye corner bridge....Road under bridge

Small Road-Under Bridge (Six part Casting). Bridge wings can be left off to create a different look, e.g. if built into a rock face or as part of a masonry embankment such as in urban settings. Here sold as a complete bridge. (One complete bridge and four bridge wings. Track not included). Approximately two inches more depth will have to be added to accommodate two 'OO' tracks.

Normally One 'OO' Track wide.

£15.99 + £7.50 P & P

 Road under bridge

Road-Over Bridge (One part Casting). Based on Lewis Wyche Bridge (GWR Herefordshire) Sold here as a half section casting for use in backdrops/ entrances to fiddle yards etc.

Arch is wide enough to accommodate two 'OO' tracks, although it is shown here with one track.

£11.00 + £6.50 P & P

 Road over bridge....Road over bridge

Road-Over Bridge (Four part Casting, including: two bridge halves and two small masonry strips to extend under arch). To make a complete bridge. Based on Lewis Wyche Bridge (GWR Herefordshire) See the photo's to the right.

The prototype shown here, was built to accommodate two tracks, but was later reduced to a single track as seen in the model.

£19.99 + £9.50 P & P

 Lewis Wyche Bridge....Road over bridge.

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