Oh, it's also gray, so it's perfect for your layout, Super. 😊
I think some shorter Plarail locomotives could even go over and under the bridge, although the gradient is steep. But I could be wrong. A steep slope and a curve is never the best combination in railway modeling... I'm not so sure about longer cars, they could get stuck trying to climb the slope; I don't see a commuter train on that anyway. But it should go under the bridge.
After all, if you don't manage to use it in regular traffic, maybe you could fit it in somehow as part of the scenery, or just run the trains under it, or maybe use it in a short dead end branch that you don't use, because it's a really nice piece.
I think some shorter Plarail locomotives could even go over and under the bridge, although the gradient is steep. But I could be wrong. A steep slope and a curve is never the best combination in railway modeling... I'm not so sure about longer cars, they could get stuck trying to climb the slope; I don't see a commuter train on that anyway. But it should go under the bridge.
After all, if you don't manage to use it in regular traffic, maybe you could fit it in somehow as part of the scenery, or just run the trains under it, or maybe use it in a short dead end branch that you don't use, because it's a really nice piece.
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