These HO‑scale bridge piers form a cohesive, realistic set designed to replicate cast‑masonry supports commonly seen on model railroad layouts. Each pier features a rectangular base, a slightly tapered shaft, and a flat top. The surfaces are finished with a finely engraved stone‑block texture, giving the appearance of hand‑cut masonry blocks with recessed mortar joints.

There are two print profiles available.  The first is solid piers.  The second has screw holes for mounting.

These pair well with the HO truss bridge and the bridge piers that I uploaded here:  

[https://makerworld.com/en/models/2443343-145ft-ho-steel-truss-bridge-single-track#profileId-2681531](https://makerworld.com/en/models/2443343-145ft-ho-steel-truss-bridge-single-track#profileId-2681531)

[https://makerworld.com/en/models/2480897-ho-scale-bridge-piers#profileId-2724887](https://makerworld.com/en/models/2480897-ho-scale-bridge-piers#profileId-2724887)

The 16 pieces vary in heights from 6.24mm to 70mm, allowing them to be arranged as a graduated elevation set—ideal for building approach ramps, river crossings, or multi‑level scenes.  They are 50mm wide at the bottom and 40 mm wide at the top.  Their consistent footprint ensures they align cleanly when placed in sequence, while the taper provides a visually authentic sense of weight and stability. The crisp detailing and uniform geometry make them suitable for both functional support and foreground display on a layout.

Can be printed with PLA or PETG.  But I recommend using a PLA Marble, so it looks more like stone.