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Each scale model plan package contains the following PDF files (unless otherwise noted): |
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Traceable Templates |
Construction Guides |
*Bonus: color Print-outs |
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Detailed set of scaled plans, enabling true "scratch-built" construction. |
Accurately scaled templates, allowing you to trace out and build to your choice of materials. |
Illustrated 12 page Generic Construction Guide
plus 11 page Cardstock Modeling Guide. |
Printable color patterns - the cheapest way to go. Print to cardstock for paper model or mock-up. Examples:
Plan 835,
Plan 606 |
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The Intellectual Property License Agreement
allows you to print multiple copies for your own personal use,
as well as construct multiple copies or variations, for your
personal use, of each Plan purchased.
* Pre-colored printable
cardstock patterns are included as a free bonus and are not
factored in to the cost of the plans. Colors may differ from
models shown. Contact us for color information on
individual plans. |
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Bridges: |
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Plans 190 & 390 - Foot Bridges
PDF Plan package (includes both bridge plans): $4.95
Stone arch bridges have been around since the beginning of recorded history.
There are several famous stone arch railroad bridges and viaducts, and were often made with limestone or granite blocks.
Some of the earlier stone bridges were simple, single arch bridges meant for pedestrian or animal crossings, and were sometimes made using fieldstones.
Constructed using balsa and basswood. Stone bridge is finished in gray acrylic with Grimy Black Doc O'Briens weathering powder.
* This plan package includes both foot bridges but does not include the cardstock version or Model Builder templates.
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Plan 1190 - the Great Stone ViaductPDF Plan package: $9.95
The Great Stone Viaduct in Bellaire, Ohio, was constructed between 1870 and 1871 by the B&O and Central Ohio Railroads. The viaduct consists of 43 stone arches, providing a rail link between Ohio and West Virginia.
The Great Stone Viaduct Historical Education Society is working to restore and preserve this National Historic Site. Please visit their site at
http://www.greatstoneviaduct.org
This N scale model is constructed entirely in balsa.
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Model Builder users: |
For Licensed users of the Evan Design Model Builder software program we have created importable template files allowing you to easily create your own
customized cardstock version of our plans.
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Plan 1290 - New England Covered BridgePDF Plan package: $7.95
Anyone with a hint of nostalgia would not be able to take a trip across the Maritimes or
New England without visiting a covered bridge. This HO scale model captures
the details of two of my favorites – one
in Eastern Canada, the other in the Eastern States.
The plans indicate the original dimensions of the structure
but can easily be modified to fit individual layouts.
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N, HO, OO, or O Scale
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Plan 1400 - Covered Railway Bridge
PDF Plan package: $7.95
Covered railway bridges came about as a plan to extend the life of the structures by protecting
the critical components from the elements. As the concept caught on they began appearing throughout the world,
but probably the greatest number being in Canada and the United States. This example does not represent a
specific structure, but takes it's design from the many thousands of similar bridges constructed in the
Eastern United States and Canada during the 1800's.
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N, HO, OO, or O Scale
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Plan 1590 - Plate-girder BridgePDF Plan package: $10.95 (includes both deck-girder and plate girder bridges)
Plate girder bridges are probably the simplest of railroad bridge styles, but add so much to the realism of any layout because they are so common.
Almost any railroad or line you can imagine has at least one style of plate girder bridge.
Plate girder bridges get their name from the components of their simple design. This is also how they get their structural integrity. The vertical plates provide a significant amount of strength,
and the girders, or glorified I-beams tie them together to provide their significant load-bearing capacity.
Included are instructions on making simulated "rivets".
* There are no Model Builder Templates or cardstock version
with this plan.
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Plan 1790 - CNR Truss BridgePDF Plan package: $8.95
This bridge near Hope B.C. is a common truss type, spanning approximately 180 feet across the Coquihalla River.
It is shared by both CN and CP Rail as the route from the Fraser Valley to the west heads north along the Fraser River.
This style of bridge is common to just about every popular railroad, and can be found in single spans, or multiple spans resting on concrete piers.
The plan can easily be extended for increased span. This N Scale
version was constructed using I-beam from
Northeastern Scale Lumber Co. but can be made with strip-wood as well. * This plan does not include the generic
construction guides, cardstock version or Model Builder templates.
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N, HO, OO, or O Scale
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Back by Request! (for a limited time) Save over 15%
Gift Certificate: $50.00 ($60 value!)
This gift certificate can be used to purchase several plans of up to a total retail value of $60. The certificate will be emailed to you as a PDF file, which you can
then send to the recipient, or printed out and personally given as a gift. Instructions on redeeming plans are contained on the gift certificate.
This is a perfect gift for a model railroader or model builder who enjoys either building from scratch or cardstock. Choose from over 75 plans in one of five available scales.
(Not all plans are available in G scale.)
Most plans available in either N, HO, OO, O, or Garden Scale |
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