Sheringbourne

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  1. Ron

    Ron Full Member

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    Sheringbourne is now housed in a green shed!! Still a bit of work to do yet but first coat is on!!

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  2. Toto

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    And a clock ....... Fancy. :thumbs:
     
  3. Ron

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    With a thermometer too!!:thumbs:
     
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    Posh ...... I skipped the thermometer and went straight for a heater. :avatar:
     
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    Compact and bijous, very nice :thumbs:.
     
  6. Toto

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    Is that a beer keg you have fixed to the rear of it. :avatar:
     
  7. Ron

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    If only!! Take some filling mind!!http://www.click
     
  8. Toto

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    take some emptying as well Ron.:avatar: I think the modeling would take a back seat. :avatar:
    cheers
    toto
     
  9. Gary

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    Nice job on the shed Ron. Now, to finish that paving, although one job at a time !! :thumbs:

    You know if you add some 'stone' colour to the trim, it could wouldn't look out of place on Linden Ford !

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    Cheers, Gary.
     
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    Ha ha, it will have a Cream trim Gary!!
    The path has been put on hold due to finishing the drive at the front of the house.. (so SWMBO's said!)
    Cheers
    Ron
     
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    Today I have been mostly tunnel mouth building!! A Metcalfe kit + extra stonework....
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    It was an awkward spot and to help matters there was a surface mounted point motor as well!Very pleased with result and working out the surrounding scenics now.
     
  12. Toto

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    Nice job you've made of that Ron. :thumbs:
    I'll look forward to a couple of shots of it on the layout in position when the time comes.
    toto
     
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    The first photo is in-situ Tom?? :thumbs:
     
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    Quite a busy day today, all morning washing and Spring cleaning the caravan..
    Then to build my wall to separate the tracks in the fiddle yard, I started it last night and had to think outside the box on how to fit and make it how I wanted!
    First job was to move 2 of the fiddle yard tracks about 30mm towards the edge to make enough room for the wall.
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    Then to re-paint the board and trial fit the wall.
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    Just got to finish the wall off when some of the glued parts are set and then start on some scenics for the area. here's a view with the new tunnel mouth as well..
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    Not sure what to put in this space , any suggestions???
    Cheers
    Ron
     
  15. Toto

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    Sometimes less is more Ron so maybe you don't need to fill it with anything to heavy. Maybe a few more shots from further away for a better idea of how it fits in to the whole layout if possible. It's fairly coming along again though.:thumbs:

    Cheers for now

    Toto
     
  16. gormo

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    G`day Ron,

    Those retaining walls and tunnel are impressive...:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

    As for the area, what about a single platform on the baseboard edge, with a connecting bridge up to the top of the retaining wall. If you put points in the two tracks you could have a run around.????

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  17. Toto

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    You have done a cracking job of the retaining walls Ron. Are they Metcalfe ?

    Toto
     
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    Yes Tom, a Metcalfe kit and the tunnel mouth.
    Good idea about the platform Gormo but not really room for a run around. I'll use the DMU and a push-pull unit. Got me thinking about a foot bridge though!!
    Thanks
    Ron
     
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    Well a bit more, built a platform (Metcalfe odds & sods!) also checked so see if an old footbridge could used (it can!)..
    I'm wondering about using the Norfolk style of wall goes with the stone archways???Any comments ??
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    CheersRon
     
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    My personal opinion is that they don't match, but then again, the railway would have built the platform wall. Do you require a wall along that edge of the layout ? You could always just have the platform and no wall... The platform would stop stock from falling off !

    Scalescenes printed papers : http://scalescenes.com/scratchbuilders-yard/
    I think the TX49 Dressed stone would look great as a wall or even TX50, Limewashed stone... ;)

    Cheers, Gary.
     

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