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 1 Further progress: the doors are scratch built including the hinges; the roof is now covered with Redutex 'slate' sheeting - great stuff! |
 2 A helicopter view at sun-up with the staff contemplating the day |
 3 A view from ground level. The staff member has been painted by a "war-gamer" far better than I can do! |
 4 The completed engine shed viewed from the rear of the layout |
 5 The engine shed from the front |
 6 The roof of the engine shed with water tank filled with "water". |
 7 The first part of the layout to be 'scenic'd' was the building of the raod bridge. Here is the shell built using styrene over a ply carcase. Note: the signals have no ladders! |
 8 Looking down the length of the layout from the fiddle yard end. The embankment is covered in fly-wire awaiting the addition of undergrowth, trees, etc. |
 9 The main lines disappear under the road bridge to the fiddle yard. A mock-up of the engine shed is in place. |
 10 A further view with one of the control panels visible. There is one on each side of the layout so that operations can take place from the front or the rear. |
 11 Adjacent to the Uley Junction terminus are some workshops and industrial stores. The mock-up signal box sits behind the Collett Goods. |
 12 The road bridge a little later during the build |
 13 The developing view down the elngth of the layout with the backscene in place |
 14 Ladders installed on the signals and being serviced... |
 15 A view from the left-front of the layout |
 16 The shell of the engine under construction using styrene |
 17 The train turntable. Note the use of a tunnel at this stage - replaced with a road bridge... |
