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On 20/11/2021 at 10:23, Graham_Muz said:

I apologise again for the rubbish sketch...

 

Don't apologise for the sketch, it's perfect for the job.  You should have seen my first attempts, they get better the more you do.  Kind regards Paul

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3B or not 3B... 

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...can you tell what it is yet... 

 

 

...just knocking up a little something with bits from the scrap box potentially for Westhill Road 

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It's based on an amalgamation of LSWR type 3B crossing ground boxes similar to that used on the Ilfracombe line such as Stoney Bridge Gates and Georgeham Gates. 
 

As for the RSJ it's not there yet but will be added using micro strip. I'm still adding all the roof trusses at the moment. 

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It will be located fairly close to the front right hand corner of the layout and will internally lit so want to include as much as possible. 
 

It will be the topic of a blog post as my initial intention was to use an LSWR ground frame hut but increasingly felt it wasn't the right size to match the 10 lever signal plan and a full size signal box would be too big for the overall scene as imagined, so thought I would knock this up to see how it looks. 

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Now, what we need is for Kernow to commission a rtp equivalent.............

 

Think Lyme Regis but of a Cornish prototype.......

 

Just saying........

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A little further progress and a start on painting  the 3B Ground Box today. 

Roof, windows, internal details and the porch not affixed yet.  

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T'was the night before Christmas...


...and some b**ger has nicked the windows... 

 

...he was only supposed to blow the bl**dy doors off... 


Merry Christmas everyone!

 

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Westhill Road Ramblings#1 the story behind 3B or not 3B and choosing the signal box featured above see here https://southern-railway.com/2021/12/29/westhill-road-ramblings1-3b-or-not-3b-choosing-a-signal-box/

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So what do you do on a #heatwave  Sunday... 

 

 

...start building a house of course...

 

 

 

 

...the station house / booking office for Westhillroad.co.uk starts to take shape #mirrorofinspiration 

 

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The scratch build of the station building for continues pictured behind is its mirror inspiration... the to be lit interior is work in progress with the upper floor currently removable.

Some basic representation of furniture is still to be added. 

The lighting wires will be hidden down the centre chimney.

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