I based this bridge design on a technique Legonardo used in Serenity.
The base is made up of plates and inverted 1×2 curved slopes. As with most bridge techniques, you could adjust the width and length of the bridge quite easily.
Some 1×1 half circle tiles in bley mixed in with corner tiles give some texture to the walkway
Next you will add four 1×1 plates.
These go at each corner of the bridge.
And then some 1×1 brick with stud, and standard 1×1 bricks are added to the sides.
Cheese slopes and 1×3 tiles finish off the stone section.
Now for the wood railing!
A dark brown 1×3 tile attaches to the central brick with stud.
The sloped handrails are made up of a 1×4 tile attached to a clip, which is then hooked into a 1×3 tile.
The 1×4 tile ends rest on the middle 1×3 tiles, completing the bridge. Reddish brown would also work well for the railing, and if used you wouldn’t have to have the clips be a different color.
This bridge design is featured in my TÅzoku Hideout.
Thanks for looking, and let us know if you have any other designs you would like to see us cover!
