Been repainting a Hornby “Flying Scotsman” into “Gordon the Big Engine” for my friend’s grandson.
Some more lining to apply and then the “face”.
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Darius
Back in the shed today - mainly wiring so not many pictures - especially of lots of wires, which aren’t that interesting.
Each siding in the storage yard is electrically isolated and will be wired to an illuminated switch on a control panel so that power to the siding can be switched on and off as required.
In addition to the panel switch we have wired LEDs to the bridge above the tracks so that the LED a nice the track lights up to provide a visual indication that power is switched on.
At present power is permanently on to each track as the control panel is still under construction.
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Darius
Back in the ninties when companies had “vision statements” and “values” we were encouraged at the ends of meetings to discuss with our clients the company “values” that been exemplified in the meeting.
After one meeting for a project in the Channel Islands, one director decided that “collaboration” was the appropriate value to expound upon. Needless to say it went down badly with that particular audience…
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Darius
On the topic of QC/QA I recall a university lecture where the implementation of QC at Rolls Royce Aero Engines was highlighted. The system was called MAGPIE, which the engineers quickly dubbed Manufacture And Generation of Paper Instead of Engines.
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Darius
Once had a director emailing me saying that a “pier review” was required for a certain project.
My reply of “oh good, does this mean we are going to the seaside”, appeared to go over their head.
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Darius
Built for a friend of mine over the past month using card stock, plasticard and Scalescenes stone papers.
The guns are the Airfix kits and the figure is from Modelu.
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Darius