"How Many Bridges Do You Own?" Topic

How many bridges do you have for miniature wargaming? Only finished models/projects count.

Way too many. I will count them tonight and let you know.

Dunno. About half a dozen?

3 1 stone bridge, a Renedra wooden bridge, and a bridge built into a stream section by last valley.

10-12

2, made a pontoon bridge but need to make a better one.

Burnt all of mine

1 pontoon, 1 stone, 1 steampunk, 1 SF. I think that is it.

10 in various sizes for rivers,streamsetc…

at least a dozen

C'mon guys, there's only one right answer:

Seven, all on one road.

Several, in various configurations.

6

At least 12, you can never have too many.

Six.

Blimey, only six and they only go over certain rivers – two over NWE narrow, two over NWE big, one pontoon over NWE narrow, one over arid.

That's not enough is it?

Funny, even with a 12 x 6 that always seems enough (if repetitive looking).

Food for thought, how many do you need?

Good question Bill, one of your better ones.

Please don't do windmills, it drives the anal types crazy. They just love the whirly-bits and then we get into gears, cloth Vs wood, rotational, fixed, don't do it…………..

Four and a half.

I have at least 7 that I can think of.

1
I don't like to use it because its a tab too long….

3 Resin (2 stone, one wood)
1 Metal (wood)
9 scratch built (7 wood, 1 stone, 1 whitewashed)

And I *still* had to borrow a bridge or two for my Ligny game last year!

At least a dozen in 2mm, 6mm, 15mm, and 28mm.

Enough

A whole bunch in different sized.

About 40 right now…….

At least 10, but who is counting.

14

over 10 models and a real one in New York I bought from a guy on the subway 5 more payments and its mine.

2. One in 28mm and one in 15mm.

I think all I have is a H&M era pontoon bridge I made a few years ago and have never used. There's a bridge molded onto one of my Miniature Worldmaker river sections, if that counts.

War Panda for the win.

Shockingly, I have NONE!

Been looking for a good 10mm generic stone or wooden one with enough inner width for a Warmaster 40mm base. But admittedly I haven't been looking all that determinedly, 'cause I'm sure they're out there. (Of course, I'm also cheap…)

2 – both stone

9 right now

4 railroad bridge for ww2
3 Stone brdges (resin)
2 Wood Bridges

7 I think, 3 for 6mm, 2 for 15mm, 2 for 28mm if I'm remembering right, all stone
One thing I cannot seem to find is ruined ends of a 28mm stone bridge (suitable for 28mm WW2)

4

Two of them in 6mm, the other two are 15mm and 28mm.

Just one, too far…

Eric

3, all scratch built.

Two, both resin. One is an Armorcast medieval stone bridge I use for fantasy games. The other one is a Hovels 18th/19th Century stone bridge with wood planking I use for AWI historical games.

I have learned after many years to keep my terrain collection at a more manageable level, and that I end up using only a few pieces of each type of terrain for most games.

That and not wanting my collection to overwhelm my living space.

5 or 6.

not enough

Not a ton. Maybe 5 or 6

1 resin bridge too far.

Two--one kindly built for me by a fellow gamer, one from the store.
Probably need some in 15mm, as well as a couple more for 28mm.

Grelber

Three resin, four metal, one scratch built and a rather hacked around Airfix pontoon bridge which has been used in many different configurations.

Four. Three resin and one homemade from foam core. Thinking about picking up one or two MUF next.

About 5 stone, 3 wooden, one steel girder, one pontoon.

More than I'd have thought now you ask … Pushing a dozen probably depending how you count them …

Phil

2

why?

I have about a dozen

I opted for root canals, so none so far…
Oh, _those_ kind?
About 6-8, a couple of stone, a couple of wood.
Windmills, Olicana/Sancho? Nay, they are not windmills, they are giants! My lance, Sancho! Forward, Rocinante! Charrrrrrrrrrge!
<gallop, gallop, gallop, wham! bangclangrattleclunktinkletinkletinkle….thudbonk>

Off hand I think I have 14, all 6mm of various lengths and widths. Some wooden, some brick and steel, most though are stone bridges. Also one Pegasus Bridge and a pontoon bridge.

40-50 in scales ranging from 6mm up to 28mm.