LSWR Boy

Hi Calidore that's great. I've got a few photos of the Farringdon shed. I put a separate post on here a few months ago (before I'd seen your model). Other members replied, also quoting a book on the North Cornwall line which I've since ordered through Abe books. I've since seen plans in the book on the internet, and the north Cornwall one although generally similar, seems to have been built out of something more substantial (stone or brick?). It was difficult to see as the plans were small on the internet. Based on the photos I've seen of Farringdon I agree that it appears to be taller than the N Cornwall structures - it's good that you captured this in your model. Thanks for confirming that all of the walls (and not just the roof) of the prototype were corrugated. Looking out for future posts if time permits you to return to this model......Thank you.

A superb model. I am interested in the goods shed (btw yours looks great) for different LSWR project. Please may I ask did you obtain scale drawings for it from somewhere, if so please let me know. I have been looking at photos on the original - it appears that the roof is corrugated iron, but what about the sides - are they corrugated two? Any information you can provide would be gratefully received, thank you.

Many thanks to both of you I'll check these out

Hello this is my first post on this site. I'd like to know if anyone can help with sourcing scale drawings for a particular ex LSWR goods shed. The only images that I have been able to find of this particular shed is the one located at Farringdon Halt (please see the links below). https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Farringdon_Halt_station_(1970)_01.JPG https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farringdon_Halt_railway_station#/media/File:Farringdon_platform_geograph-2987888-by-Ben-Brooksbank.jpg Any help with this would be really appreciated, thank you!