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I have a new 15mm bridge that I want to show off. It’s extremely modular so that it can be assembled in many different configurations. Just add a few pieces if you want a longer bridge, and take a few out if you want it shorter. I also have plans to eventually make damaged sections, and integral bunkers to add to the options.

http://18charlie.com/new-modular-bridge-parts-have-been-added-to-the-store/

That's a really good looking bridge and I love the way it's expandable

That looks really great, I like the idea of the bunkers and the damaged sections. Out of curiosity, how small is it for 28mm Heroic minis? Does it look more like a foot bridge? Or just a little ridiculously small?

Thanks, I’m glad you like it! I think that versatility in war gaming terrain is very useful! It can be used to cross a small creek, or a large river.


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 FakeBritishPerson wrote:
Out of curiosity, how small is it for 28mm Heroic minis? Does it look more like a foot bridge? Or just a little ridiculously small?

Thanks! It would look really small at 28mm, because of the low railings. However I originally designed it at 28mm scale, and this bridge is just basically a scaled down version of that bridge. It won’t fit into my printer at that scale though so the pieces were considerably smaller. I only printed a few of the pieces as a test, but as you can see in this picture they look very nice. The side railings are printed, and the rest of it is just cardboard pieces. If there is a lot of interest in a 28mm version then I could make one in that scale also.
http://18charlie.com/test-shot-at-assembling-the-bridge/