Steel bridge

[Yarda]

Hello friends, hello nygma
Tru steel bridges with zinc corrosion protection are my work is custom made ??mostly from natural sandstone pillars, or as a continuation of the sandstone bridge. I have built a well in England, where my background.
Here are photos from the production of steel bridge.

The bridge is applied a layer of molten zinc and painted color
Yarda

 

[Westcott]

Those are really lovely bridges!!!

 

[MR SPOCK]

Very impressive work there, thanks for the pics,​

 

[Richie]

Very nice metal work fantastic looking bridges

 

[tramcar trev]

Excellent work...... so do you galvanise them or are they painted with rust inhibiting paint? Though your workshop is very tidy.....

 

[dragon]

Very appealing.

 

[trammayo]

Serious engineering!

 

[steinz]

Wow - impressive stuff !!!

 

[New Haven Neil]

Nice stuff. I relly must get on with assembling the bridge Nygma made for me! I've been waiting for decent weather to paint the internal parts first.

 

[nygma]

Yarda, wow these are amazing bridges... Very impressive work! I guess once you go beyond a certain size, laser cutting is no longer viable, and you need to assemble your bridge from pieces of steel just like the real thing.

 

[annieshalt]

bugger,.[size=16pt]now i need a house with a bigger garden.:impatient::impatient::impatient:[/size]

 

[nico]

I want that Bridge WOW WOW

AND NICE WEBSITE
http://www.gardenrailways.cz/

 

[mbendebba]

Yarda:
Do you ship to the US? and, Is gardenrailways.cz your website?
Mohammed

 

[Spule 4]

Yarda-

Thank you for the post and I second Mohammed's questions about shipping from the Czech Republic to the US.

For the last two or so years, I have been interested in some of your smaller bridges:

http://www.gardenrailways.cz/Gallery/2.Yard Karel Váòa - www.zahradnizeleznice.cz/zeleznice05.jpg

....and I also wondered if the could be bought alone without the stonework. Nothing negative about your stones, but the shipping would get prohibitively expensive!

 

[Andrew Foster]

That's no model - it's the real thing! Fine craftsmanship indeed, and it makes my little http://gnomengineers.com/ < Link To bridges look like toys. Looks like you've done a really good job of corrosion protection, which is the weakness of so many others. Can you show us pictures with trains running over one of them?

Andrew

 

[BarmyAndy]

That is a serious bridge. Very impressive