I have, over the months, browsed with interest and enjoyment the various items on Members’ layouts in this forum so felt it was about time to share my own project. I have been recording the slow evolution of “Grindham Shed” on my website; rather than repeat it here, my “blog” is at:
http://www.grindham.co.uk/evolve_index.cfm
I try to add items regularly as and when progress is made, so please feel free to drop in on my website from time to time. Comments and constructive criticisms are always welcome.
Best wishes for 2011.
Richard Hall
Grindham Shed Project
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Re: Grindham Shed Project
Looks good Richard.
The gap between the wing rails in the crossing picture looks very tight. ( where the stock rails bend into wing rails). Just a thought.
Cheers
Jim
The gap between the wing rails in the crossing picture looks very tight. ( where the stock rails bend into wing rails). Just a thought.
Cheers
Jim
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Re: Grindham Shed Project
jim s-w wrote:Looks good Richard.
The gap between the wing rails in the crossing picture looks very tight. ( where the stock rails bend into wing rails). Just a thought.
Cheers
Jim
Hi Jim
Thanks - I see what you mean! I did run a wheelset through, but obviously the real test can only be when it is finished; that could be some time as I have been distracted:
http://www.grindham.co.uk/photo_detail.cfm?picture_id=653
I will report progress on the crossing in due course!
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Re: Grindham Shed Project
Neat work, and a good looking web site as well.
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