A really good alternative to the Wills' kits, and definitely more customisation potential!

Looking great, and beautifully weathered.

Thank you, fantastic job and well explained

They look good, great job Andy

Outstanding! Very nice, very nice.

Fantastic. Thanks for sharing your bridge building technique.

They look fantastic 👍 nicely done. 😁

Until I watched the video, I  thought the girder sections were kit built, blimey they're scratch built, brilliant work Paul. As for the weathered stone work, just couldn't be better, envious!!

Really nice bridge Paul. Must have a go at building one on my incline. Many thanks.

Very nice, thanks for sharing

Good tutorial. Made me think and given me an idea.
Barry.Devon.

Very good

very nice how to video ive subbed your channel all the best, Tom

hi Paul... you did an excellent job on the bridge.. you're like me ... even though you can't see a certain detail you put it in ... keep up the great work & thanks for sharing... vinny

Great tutorial Paul, The bridge looks amazing shows what can be achieved in a short time with scratch building  love the hided bits of detail under the bridge   Thanks for sharing cheers
.... Pete

Hi Paul
Great little tutorial, a bridge would make a great easy subject for an intro to beginners to enter into scratch building, plus its a good way to get a different size bridge to whats available off the shelf.

Hi Paul,
Great tutorial and love the bridge. I travel under one similar on the way to work each day, you're right about the gap between the steel and brickwork it's on some sort of cushion. Don't forget the battle scars if you haven't already, I've seen plenty of lorries wedged over the years, don't see low bridge sign.

Hi Paul.  That was very interesting and a great result.  i am sure this video will help people to give scratch-building a go. The abutments look very good indeed.  Stephen

Paul , Brian on Great Chesterford Junction uses a cog out of an old clock to produce a line of rivets see plate bridge on his Gormo's Shed . It really does look authentic

Made my lattice girder bridge in a very similar way, around the edges in exactly the same way, then a rectangle cut out of the middle and using L-section, created latticework right accross.

Very good video!