Modular modern metal bridge with wooden plank (intact and damaged versions) (3) - Bailey Modern WW2 WW1 World War Diaroma Wargaming RPG Mini Hobby

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The model is provided in 28mm (1:56e) but it can be easily adapted to your scale :
- to 6mm : x500%
- to 10mm : x35%
- to 15mm : x56%
- to 20mm : x78%
- to 25mm : x64%
or for railway scales :
- to Z : x395%
- to N : x295%
- to TT : x215%
- to HO : x155%
- to S : x115%
- to O : x80%

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Historical background:

The Bailey bridge, named after its inventor, British engineer Donald Bailey, was a revolutionary type of portable, prefabricated truss bridge used extensively by Allied forces during World War II and in subsequent conflicts. It played a crucial role in rapidly bridging gaps and obstacles encountered by military forces during wartime.

Designed to be quickly assembled from prefabricated components, the Bailey bridge was lightweight, modular, and versatile. Its standardized parts could be transported by truck or aircraft and rapidly assembled by small teams of engineers using simple tools.

The key components of the Bailey bridge included standardized panels, transoms, stringers, and decking. These components could be easily interlocked and bolted together to form a strong and stable bridge capable of supporting military vehicles, troops, and equipment.

The Bailey bridge was used in a variety of military applications, including river crossings, bridging ditches and ravines, and spanning gaps created by destroyed or damaged bridges. Its versatility and ease of assembly made it invaluable for maintaining the mobility of military forces during campaigns.

One of the most remarkable features of the Bailey bridge was its ability to span long distances with minimal support. Multiple spans could be combined to create bridges of virtually any length, allowing military engineers to bridge wide rivers and deep gorges quickly and efficiently.

The Bailey bridge played a significant role in numerous military operations during World War II, including the D-Day landings in Normandy, where it was used to rapidly construct temporary bridges to support the Allied advance into France.

After the war, the Bailey bridge continued to be used by military forces around the world and found civilian applications in disaster relief efforts and infrastructure projects. Its enduring legacy as a versatile and effective bridging solution underscores its importance in military engineering history.