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Cheddar P4 - April 2024 photo update

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With all the running repairs completed for now, I couldn’t resist putting a few items of stock on the layout before putting it away for the time being.

I’ve a list of jobs to do before Wells, including finishing off stock items so I’ve filled my display case with items requiring attention, just to remind me. Some just need lamps, crews and coaling. Some need motors!

Next up will be the fiddle yards. 

photos attached

The prairie is heavily reworked Lima with Comet chassis 

The Collett Goods a reworked Replica with High Level chassis 

5757 is a Bachman pannier with a High Level chassis 

4694 is rewheeled Bachman Pannier 

The twin rail car a Worsley Works etch on a cut and shut Replica chassis 

all are detailed in my other tinking table blog.

 

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Wonderful. Nice to see trains on the layout, they blend in well.

 

I do like the roads. A vehicle would suit them, perhaps belonging to the local company W.C. Fields? 🙂

 

 

 

 

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On 21/04/2024 at 07:08, Mikkel said:

Wonderful. Nice to see trains on the layout, they blend in well.

 

I do like the roads. A vehicle would suit them, perhaps belonging to the local company W.C. Fields? 🙂

 

 

 

 

I was thinking more like the Wurzels...

 

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2 hours ago, ullypug said:

I was thinking more like the Wurzels...

 

Adge Cutler and Co of Nailsea?

Best wishes 

Eric  

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18 hours ago, ullypug said:

I was thinking more like the Wurzels...

 

 

Yes, better! For some reason I remembered Lennon as saying that that there was a connection between their song and W.C. Fields, but searching now it seems not.

 

 

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