Description
In the heart of the ancient kingdom, there was a whispered legend of the Open-Lock Bridge, a marvel of engineering far beyond its time. This bridge could span any river or canal, no matter how wide or tumultuous the waters. Its segments, light yet unyielding, could be clipped together with a single touch, forming a seamless path that grew as long as one wished. Even the finest blacksmiths and builders of the medieval world were left in awe, watching as common folk assembled the bridge with ease, defying the boundaries of nature and time with each click. It was said that wherever the Open-Lock Bridge was built, prosperity followed, as it connected not only lands but hearts across kingdoms.
Updates
- 14 February 2025 (version 1.1) To simplify the assembly of the bridge and its connection to the City Foundations, we have renamed the parts and added a D-wall with side OpenLOCK ports for attaching other walls. A layout guide is available in the gallery.
Notes for Ramshackle OpenLOCK Bridge:
- Right-click on the image below and “Save As” to download the reference sheet for this pack.
- Note that the bridge ends can connect to walls but not to floors. Similar to the City Foundation walls, the floors are positioned next to the walls but do not attach.
- Product measurements can be found in the image gallery.
- First Published version 1.0
Michael Smith (verified owner) –
I fear that I may be missing something. I’ve purchased the Ramshackle Bridge and city foundations packs and they don’t come to the same height for them to neatly join together. For example, the foundation tiles sit on top of risers, but even then they’re around 5mm lower than the height of the bridge floor. What a I doing wrong?
Joanne Boorer (verified owner) –
Hi Michael, this product is about to be updated with the wall to connect to the City Foundation walls with the texture at the back and no connection to the floors. Just like the other walls do not connect to the floors at that height.
Michael Smith (verified owner) –
Hi there again. I eventually got back around to this project, albeit 1 1/2 years later. Unfortunately, however, I’ve once again come across the same issue as before. I’ve printed the updated versions of the wall ends – Ramshackle-Bridge-D-End-Wall-Opt1-CFB-v1.1 and Ramshackle-Bridge-D-End-Wall-Opt2-CFB-v1.1, presuming that these were the updated versions of the files mentioned in the previous response. Although I note that these are different from the original files printed, the ground level appears to be no different than before, which brings me back to my orginal question. Let me try to pose it again. When connecting 4x rises to create a 4×4-inch base and placing a 4×4-inch cobbled tile on top of it, the ground level of the top tile does not match the ground level of the bridge, therefore making connecting the two impossible. Either the bridge should be smaller or the riser plus cobbled tile needs to be higher. I’m sure the issue must be with my understanding of how to connect the pieces, but I’m not sure where I’m going wrong. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I can provide pictures if that helps?
Joanne Boorer (verified owner) –
Can you please send a screen shot of the setup you are trying to achieve to [email protected] so we can assist you.