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Charlie_k

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I’d actually lost the fence ‘wire’, but found it as I cleared the desk at the weekend so finally ticked off another job. The fiddle yard was landscaped as you can see a large part through the bridge arches. Fence needs a coat of paint and the red oxide doesn’t take well to the girders and the coaling station was recommissioned as well.

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Thanks for looking.

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The scenic treatment of the fiddle yard to improve the view under the bridge is such a no-brainer but so effective!  Also the cameo of the driver watching proceedings down below from the cab of his engine on the bridge during a lull in his own work is so natural - certainly beats the typical 'bus on a bridge' scenario!

 

I never get tired of looking at your Metcalfe inspired buildings (I say that because the kits always seem to just be the start for your builds - are any of them actually constructed as per instructions?! And I say that as a compliment!) plus using Metcalfe kits/papers throughout brings a unity to the scene. Bravo!

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