Burnside Bridge

(1 customer review)

€4.05

STL Files for 3D Printing – Item for download only (it’s not a physical product).

The Burnside’s Bridge is available in 1 or 4 parts / stl file(s)

Model printed at 100% (scale)

The Burnside’s Bridge measures : L 510 x W 92 x H 80mm / L 20.08 x W 3.62 x H 3.15 inches

Filament used : 623 gr / 21.98 oz

Categories : Wild West, ACW

The model base scale is 28mm (1/56) with reduction down to :

  • 25mm (1/60) at 90%
  • 20mm (1/72) at 78%
  • 15mm (1/100) at 56%
  • 10mm (1/160) at 36%

The models are suitable for standard-sized print beds (220 x 220 x 220mm)

The files are available immediately after payment of your order.

Burnside’s Bridge - STL Files for 3D Printing

Recreate a pivotal moment in history with our Burnside’s Bridge miniature, an iconic piece for your American Civil War (ACW) tabletop wargames. Designed to be printed in 1/100 (15mm), 1/87 (HO), 1/72 (20mm), and 1/56 (28mm) scales, this detailed model brings the strategic significance of this historic bridge right to your gaming table. Known for its central role in the Battle of Antietam in 1862, Burnside’s Bridge was the scene of fierce fighting as Union forces attempted to cross under heavy Confederate fire. This miniature serves as more than just a piece of scenery; it’s a symbol of the intense struggles and tactical maneuvers that defined one of the bloodiest days in American history.

A Crucial Battlefield Element at Antietam

The Burnside’s Bridge was named after Union General Ambrose Burnside, who led his troops in a desperate attempt to seize this narrow crossing over Antietam Creek. For hours, the Confederate soldiers held their ground, turning the bridge into a deadly chokepoint. As a terrain feature in your wargame, this bridge can be used to recreate the high-stakes moment when Union forces were pinned down, struggling to gain control of this vital crossing. Imagine your miniatures advancing under intense fire, using the bridge's stone arches for cover, or the defending forces digging in to repel the attackers. The Burnside’s Bridge is a focal point that can transform any battlefield into a tense, dramatic scene.

Versatility for Wild West and Other Historical Scenarios

While it is most famously associated with the American Civil War, the Burnside’s Bridge also lends itself perfectly to Wild West scenarios. Picture a group of outlaws making a daring escape across the bridge, pursued by a posse of lawmen, or a fierce standoff taking place right on the stone pathway. Its versatile design means that this diorama piece can be seamlessly integrated into any number of historical or fictional settings, enhancing your scenery whether you’re staging a Western skirmish or a Civil War engagement.

Enhance Your Dioramas with Authentic Detail

This highly detailed Burnside’s Bridge miniature is ideal for crafting compelling dioramas that tell the story of pivotal battles or dramatic encounters. The textured stonework and realistic arches capture the architectural style of the 19th century, making it an authentic addition to your terrain setup. Whether you’re recreating the chaos of Antietam with regiments charging and artillery pounding, or setting the stage for a classic Western shootout, this bridge adds depth and historical accuracy to your tabletop wargames.

Bring History to Life on Your Tabletop

Transform your battlefield with the Burnside’s Bridge, turning it into a scene of tactical challenges and heroic deeds. This miniature not only serves as a critical point of interest in your game but also as a powerful storytelling element that evokes the real-life struggles of soldiers fighting for control. It’s a must-have piece for wargamers who are passionate about the ACW or those who love to craft richly detailed scenery for their Wild West adventures.

Add the Burnside’s Bridge to your collection and let its historic significance elevate your gaming experience. With this model, your tabletop battles will resonate with the echoes of the past, turning each game into a memorable clash of strategy and courage.

1 review for Burnside Bridge

  1. General Lee

    I’m finally going to be able to reproduce the battle of Antietam. This bridge is really easy to print.

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