Blair Line LLC offers two styles of authentic scale wooden trestles. Our kits include scale lumber and follow standard railroad engineering design.
Pile and frame trestle includes piers with square posts that sit on a horizontal bottom support (sill).
This type of bridge was commonly used in areas where the soil was too rocky or unsuitable for pile driven round piers. This bridge is easier to build than the Common pile trestle which has piers with round posts. This was arguably the most common bridge type to be found on prototype railroads. The prototype posts (piers) are driven directly into the ground to bedrock or to a depth in soils that will support the bridge.

• Laser-cut Pile & Frame Trestle
  

• The first trestle kit to include laser-cut piers, laser-cut bulkheads, and Bridge Flex Trak. All the other manufacturers making laser cut bridges have copied this kit, so it must be a good one! Beware, none of the other manufacturer's kits include bridge track. This is the easiest wood trestle kit you will ever build!
  
• May be built straight or curved.
  
• Full scale drawings are also included to use as construction templates.
  
• Includes Bridge Flex Trak. Code 83 in HO scale and code 70 in N scale.
  
• Pile and frame type trestle found on nearly every railroad in North America.
  
• N scale bridge: 5 5/8" long, 1 1/4" tall.
  
• HO scale bridge: 6" long, 2" tall.
  

• Common Pile Trestle Kit
  

(N scale bridge featured in Dec. 1996 Model Railroader, page 97)

• Common wood pile type trestle found on nearly every railroad in North America.
  
• May be built straight or curved.
  
• Most parts pre-cut for your convenience.
  
• Full scale drawings to be used as templates for fast and easy assembly.
  
• Blair Line LLC bridge kits are the only wood trestle kits to include Bridge Flex Trak. Code 83 in HO scale and code 70 in N scale.
  
• Laser-cut abutments and stringers.
  
• N scale bridge: 5 5/8" long, 1 1/4" tall.
  
• HO scale bridge: 6" long, 2" tall.
  

HO/N Concrete or Wood Box Culverts   (click on a photo for more information)