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Hello from France , as an architect (retired) I think it depends of the country where the bridge is installed, and if there is a risk of tornadoes... The length depends on the size of the largest ships that can navigate the channel... Otherwise a good ingineer could propose such a bridge..
In France we have such a bridge :
A bit shorter, in the south of France by the mediterrnean sea , it is 114 m long for the rotating part (https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pont_de_Caronte)
Exist in Trainz by Fred24 in kuids : <kuid2:185550:28046:1>,<kuid2:185550:28048:1>,<kuid2:185550:28050:1>,<kuid2:185550:28047:1>
I used it in my map Lambersart to Merville .
Friendly, Marc
In France we have such a bridge :
A bit shorter, in the south of France by the mediterrnean sea , it is 114 m long for the rotating part (https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pont_de_Caronte)
Exist in Trainz by Fred24 in kuids : <kuid2:185550:28046:1>,<kuid2:185550:28048:1>,<kuid2:185550:28050:1>,<kuid2:185550:28047:1>
I used it in my map Lambersart to Merville .
Friendly, Marc
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As another retired architect I'd say it looks plausible enough!
neville_hill
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On top of Moel Ynyston, Dearnbyshire v2. There is a train down there but it's been LODded.
"LODded", I hope not a painful experienceOn top of Moel Ynyston, Dearnbyshire v2. There is a train down there but it's been LODded.
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