Train Track Bridges
Bridges for a wooden train set: simple arched bridges, suspension bridges, lifting bridges and bridges with ramps and supports.
Building upward
A bridge is usually the first thing that turns a flat layout into something three-dimensional, and children notice the difference immediately. Getting a gradient right so a train can climb it is a real piece of problem solving. Once there is one bridge, a layout tends to keep growing.
Choosing one that works
Check the ramp length, because a bridge that rises too steeply will stall a heavy train or send it back down. Lifting and swing bridges give a moving part to operate, which is half the appeal for a four-year-old. Supports and piers let a bridge cross another track rather than empty floor.
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