It looks very different from the last time I went, twas in the days when you could walk around the yard and the sheds.  I built a model based on 43106 in 4mm 30 years ago.

It looks very different from the last time I went, twas in the days when you could walk around the yard and the sheds.  I built a model based on 43106 in 4mm 30 years ago.

It's all very well fenced off at Bridgenorth, which is probably best as there was quite a lot of activity going on. There are plans to install a public viewing balcony inside the shed though.

Thanks very much for sharing these excellent photos - very nice for those of us who don't get to go often!

You're welcome Mikkel.

I've got lots of photo's from the West Somerset Railway and the Gloucestershire and Warwickshire Railway to post in the future.

Lovely set of photos Kev.I only ever see it at Christmas and never been to the engine house yet ! 4566 looks spendid in her Great Western livery.

Thanks Rob.

The engine house is definitely worth a visit. Just watch out for the rampaging parties of school kids. I was all set up to take photo's of Hagley Hall when their responsible adult led them all right across in front of me and parked them in front of the loco.

Great photos, makes me look forward to my next visit even more. The Engine House balcony is my favourite location.

 As a school teacher I am soon to break up for my summer break. Watch out for my similar preserved railway blog!!!