warb

slow progress on the school

photos of 30' container and 10'

cumberland street school ready for windows 

More progress on the school on cumberland street south and to the rear of st andrews church

Photos of the two ammonia wagon type that were in service

regards

warb

Progress on the school on cumberland street south and to the rear of st andrews church

First mock up and timber cut for the school on cumberland street south and to the rear of st andrews church

What can we say to paddy only thank you for what he has done over the years. When i stared  there was nothing except repaints and or scratch build your own which i and others had to do. Paddy you're a legend.

thanks paddy

warb

Noel Dodd

Wrenneire,give me a break I only started it when the spanish flu was on the go

Last bits added to st andrews church and by the way who said Dcc is two wires? Fitted Fans to the rear of the control panel

The final few bits added to st andrews church louvres/windows

Favourite Layouts

Have to agree with your comment regarding narrow mindness. Three layouts which i would watch and suddenly a few hours are gone by are O Gauge holiday haunts,EM gauge lime street and HO hasselt.

Some progress on st andrews church

Something else

warb

Finally got the slating done now for the rest of the building

David

To try and keep the slating straight pencil lines were drawn on the roof at 20 mm interval to help to keep them someway straight

Thanks 

Warb

Back to normal work. Slating a roof is not all cracked up to be even in model form. Next batch ready for installation

new video of barrow street with spoil wagons

I find the contact glue better and does not lift when in place as per pva and i find it quicker to install but still a pain.

Here we go with the slating and a few slating strips cut out and a bit of glue

Update regarding barrow street now for the process of slating the church roof with the valley and gutters fitted

Last piece of the overhead pelmet being installed to barrow street

a few more days work