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<p>High detailed 3d model of suspended bridge.</p> <p>Model is fully texture...

I designed this bridge for the boy next door. He watches my son and I build projects, and he asked if he could build a bridge for his cars. I took him downstairs and we did a real quick sketch in i…

In the strength category of the 5th DLSU-CES Bridge Building Competition, the bridges with weight W were subjected to two-point loads using a UTM (Read the blog on bridge testing). The values of P and D at failure were noted to get the Strength rating S=P/(D*W). The bridge with the largest S wins the competition. The value of S depends on the stiffness (P/D) of the bridge and the weight W. The competition measures how efficient the materials were used to obtain a structure with large ratio…

Popsicle Stick Bridge: The popsicle stick bridge is a classic science demonstration and competition. Every year many students world-wide build bridges made soley from popsicle sticks and glue, to see which designs can hold the most weight.We built one, using maybe 140 sti…

Building model bridges is fun. So fun that sometimes you might not even know you are learning. Physics, math, and engineering concepts are brought to life through the hands-on project of designing and building a model bridge. Garrett's Bridges is a resource used by teachers, students, and parents alike for turning model bridge building into a fun and rich experience.

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Popsicle Stick Bridge: My name is Mason Jordan. I built a bridge out of Popsicle sticks. It is about eighteen inches long and five and a half inches high. I made it for a 7th grade class extension project. It has to be at least 18 inches long. There was no hei…

Plus, fun ways to use and display your model bridgeWhether you need to build a bridge for a school project or you simply want to learn how to create bridges on a small scale, wooden skewers are a great material to use to build a model...