Lenticular Truss 3A

Lenticular Truss 3A

The Lenticular Truss design for railroad bridges gets its strength from a pair of laminated wooden arches
attached to the regular structure of the bridge. The name derives from the curved arches resembalance to a concave optical
lens. This is NOT a heavy duty bridge. Engines were limited to light weight 4-6-0's to 2-8-0's or smaller with 4-4-0's being the
most common. This is a 3 truss section bridge.

Author: Benjamin R. Dorsey

Lenticular Truss 3A
• config.txt 2.70KB
• lenticular_truss_3a.im 1.26MB
• lenticular_truss_3c.im 669.96KB
• lenticular_truss_3d.im 436.87KB
• wall6.jpg 68.89KB
• wall6.texture.txt 28 bytes
• wood2.jpg 121.70KB
• wood2.texture.txt 28 bytes