Tom McFadden Furniture - Furniture Gallery

	Bridges and Trestles

	Basswood Trestle with Double Track Stone Bridge
Timber Deck Bridge	Through Truss Bridge	Curved Deck Bridge

Tall Bent Support	Low Bent Support	Truss Support Beam

	"O" Scale Hydrocal Castings

	Cast in White Hydrocal Cement, these castings can be used as they are or in combination with each other. They can be machined with ordinary woodworking tools and glued together with five minute epoxy or with carpenter's white glue. Master patterns were hand detailed and used to make the Urethane molds from which the castings are produced. The back side of the castings are flat and without detail.

	Stone Archway

Left Wing Wall	Tunnel Portal	Right Wing Wall

	The Wall System

	This features a group of three cast wall segments, each with an overhanging capstone layer, that can be used alone or cut up and glued into whatever the user has in mind. A person could create window and door openings in them and make buildings. The wall segments are also "slumped" on a curved mold support to create curved walls. The system also includes a more substantial "buttress" that can be used between wall sections or cut up itself for other applications. "Capstone" and "Footing" strips are also available, and these can also be used whole or cut and glued into place. All of these components are also produced from Urethane molds made from hand detailed master patterns. The backs and bottoms of them are not detailed and sizes listed below do not include the overhang of the top layer of stones.

Low Wall	Medium Wall	Tall Wall

Buttress Front	Buttress Side	Footing Strips

Low Curved Wall	Medium Curved Wall	Tall Curved Wall

	Bridge Piers and Abutments

	Because they are detailed on all four sides, and sometimes on the top as well, the bridge piers are each hand carved rather than being cast in a mold. They are, therefore, available only on a custom order basis with the size specified by the buyer. Abutments, with only three sides detailed, can be made from Wall System parts or by splitting one of the piers in two. Small, low, piers are also available which can be used for trestle supports or they can be cut up and made into foundations or low walls.

Tall Bridge Pier	Low Bridge Pier	Trestle Bent Supports