154' Long Pratt Truss Preview

Hi All,
Here is a peek at our latest Pratt Truss bridge kit, #1083 for those
of you needing a slightly shorter bridge or who would like to add to
the longer bridge for a wide, wide river crossing.
Go to http://www.micronart.com/1083_Truss_Pratt.html

Thanks for your attention and enjoy!

Reynard Wellman
http://www.micronart.com

 

That looks sweet. I can visualize many places on my soon to be constructed layout where these would fit nicely and really go along with the general theme of my RR.

 

Wow Reynard, thats excellent.Any plans for an N scale version?
Kit form I take it?

 

Hi Jason,
A N scale one is being studied. I have a design almost
ready but have decided to wait until we have better
response from the N scale groups. These are a big investment
for us and N scale takes up 1.38 more area than the Z scale ones.

Thanks for your interest in Micron Art products.

Reynard
http://www.micronart.com

 

Thanks, you can also see our #1081, Long Pratt Truss, 224' Span
at: http://www.micronart.com/1081LongPratt.html
This bridge has been built by many Z scalers now and I expect many photos to show up in magazines and on websites.

RegardZ,
Reynard
http://www.micronart.com

 

Thanks. I took alook at the other offerings from the link above. Those are some impressive pieces.

 

+5 to zztop - these bridges are sweet!!!

 

Aaaahhhh :lightbulb: this is why Z scale is becoming so popular lol.
Seriously though I've had a feeling that N scale is being bypassed again,I mean so much is aval. in HO & now Z scale is really taking off.Not that I'm against it,just that N seems to be lagging abit.....
But besides all that I'd be glad to buy 2 or 3 of these bridges off you,they look superb.
EOR

 

Reynard, the shorter Pratt Truss Bridge looks also amazing! I specialy like the abutsment in the art deco style from John Cubbin. Actually he designed this for my new Diorama.

 

That is indeed awesome. How many parts go into this? How complex is it to build?

 

Hi Tom Mann,
Sorry I took so long to reply. Been busy. Anyway, this design has so many elements combined that the parts are much fewer than you might think. An average guy like myself can build it within 16 hours. Experts take longer because of all the great weathering they do to these models. Thanks, the bridge is now available.