Train Tunnel Bridge (BDP Entry)
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Train Tunnel Bridge (BDP Entry)

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A LEGO fan has submitted a "Train Tunnel Bridge" design to the BrickLink Designer Program (BDP), inspired by the classic 2x2 tile print. The submission includes a train tunnel integrated into a bridge structure, aiming to provide a unique and functional addition for LEGO train enthusiasts.

The tunnel is designed to accommodate various LEGO train models, including the Bricklink Wild West Train. The builder incorporated the new re-railer part into the design for aesthetic and practical reasons. The use of this part also addresses the limitations of standard LEGO straight tracks, which typically come in sets of four. The designer hopes this will increase the availability of the re-railer part.

The "Train Tunnel Bridge" is part of a larger "Grand Suspension Bridge" project. Fans can support the project by voting for it on the BrickLink Designer Program website.

If you're a LEGO train enthusiast, you might want to consider a LEGO train track to expand your layout and incorporate this bridge design if it becomes a real set.

Here's a screenshot from my latest BDP submission that I think will appeal to Lego Train fans. This is the train tunnel that I built as a part of the "Grand Suspension Bridge," which is meant to be the bridge seen in the iconic 2X2 tile print that Lego's been making for over 10 years! I needed to make the road section thick for stability, looks, and to make the cables work with the piece I was using only coming in one size. I decided to use that space to make a train tunnel, as I love it when...

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