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Box Girder Bridge

Box Girder Bridge - Main image
$16.5 $25 In stock

Category: laser-cut wooden scale model

Adopted by the British army in 1932, the Small Box Girder bridge (or SBG) was a small assault bridge usually carried on a tank such as the Churchill Armoured Vehicle.

Kit supplied unassembled and unpainted.

Can be combined with N029 Expansion Pier set to link two or more bridges together.

Any models or accessories shown for scale purposes are not included.

Dimensions W130 x D300 x H110mm (approx.) Span 200mm between piers.
Product Features Etched detailing
Material MDF
Contents 1x box girder bridge
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Chloe O. ★★★★★

I've always been fascinated by military engineering, so building this SBG model was a real treat. The laser-cut wood had very clean edges that fit together snugly without any sanding needed. It’s a thoughtful replica that captures the original bridge’s compact design perfectly.

Mia ★★★★★

The laser-cut pieces fit together perfectly, and I loved seeing the tiny bridge details emerge as I assembled it. It’s a fun, challenging build that really captures the look of the original military design.

Samuel ★★★★★

I was surprised how historically accurate this model is, right down to the small box girder bridge used by British tanks in the 1930s. The laser-cut wooden pieces fit together with satisfying precision, and it took me a couple of evenings to assemble.