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This Trestle bridge was a huge hit with my grandson and his project building an entire train city. As you can see he integrated it completely into his two-story bridge project. He is only eight so this has been quite an undertaking and this part paired perfectly with is other name brand pieces. There was no modifications needed, it worked seamlessly with all the other parts.

My son is obsessed with Legos and trains. The instructions are not super accurate but you will have fun building it together.

I purchased 2 of theses. To be honest after reading some reviews that stated some pieces were missing my mindset was that if some pieces were missing the extra package could make up the difference. I was pleasantly surprised to find that both packages were properly supplied. And Now I have two well-built and sturdy bridges. Well worth the purchase. The build took approximately 1 and a half hours or less. I did have to download the instructions (pdf) because the pamphlet that was supplied was way too small for my bifocal vision. Other than that, have fun.

Has a few issues. right off, my kit was missing two brick 1x4 with stone feature and one tile 1x6 dark gray. 1) Height of the top bridge support is too low to clear train cars. I had to triple the base layer and gap apart included 1x4 bricks to barely clear some of my cars. 2) Instructions are printed with micro size piece boxes and assembly layout. its ok to have multiple steps on one sheet, but zoom in so you can actually see parts needed for that step and where to place. Not everyone is an advanced assembler. Pros: bricks do connect well, 1x4 brick texture is something I liked a lot, overall appearance is easy to match up with any layout design. Overall I would recommend this compatible brick kit.

Great bridge....except there was not a QR code to open for legible assembly instructions and the single sheet of paper had 12 steps per side in microscopic print. Good thing the kids is a master at working assembly from the ad photos on site.

I bought this bridge and it was missing lots of pieces. I got half way through with it and found out. It's not a good idea, do not buy it. Pieces missing

This was a great addition to my grand son's lego set. Needed to extend ramp longer for the train to make it up the ramp, especially when pulling other freight cars. had fun building it.

The build instructions where of such poor quality that building this simple kits was made even more difficult do to the quality of the photos.

My son loves this, and didn’t have any problems using the QR code instructions to put it together. We were also surprised at the size of it - much bigger than we anticipated!

OK

Looks awesome!! Looking forward to seeing trains going across this.

Some parts are loose, but it's pretty

Love the look and it fit the Christmas layout perfectly. Especially if you replace some of the black glossy pieces with white glossy pieces to simulate snowfall. The only downside was that it the tracks came a little bit warped so when you laid the track down and put the bridge together, had a slight rock along its length. Once connected to the layout it was not a big issue. Perhaps the construction and design is a little fragile but some of that is due to the warping. We had no issue with the build steps but we also realized what the design was after so rearranged some steps since the way they do it seems finicky. Built with a 7 year old who needed some help to start but understood the build once we got going.