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Our Model >  Progress >     Up | Q1 2008 | Q2 2008 | Q3/4 2008

Progress Q3/4 2008
photos variously by Steve Hales, Alisdair Macdonald and Richard Groves

We continued modelling in the Autumn (Fall), still continuing with completing buildings and with Paul re-wheeling freight cars, building coal hoppers and putting coal in them. I've not managed to do a separate Q3 page because of the Model Railway Society exhibition at the end of October - but this was my last year as manager so should be able to do one next year (?!?).

Chris made good use of the etched brass lintels and doors in building the freight house. These photos show the very early stages of construction. Construction is in plasticard - mainly from Slaters. More photos of the now nearly completed building below.
     

The next three photos show the painted fire escape (built by Paul) on the Hooven Building, Dave's frame of the Susquehanna Street petrol (gas) station and Chris's station building.
     

Paul is quietly building the Central Hotel at home (he is a first class modeller - see the Woodside page) and brought it in for the club open day. We sneaked a picture of it while he wasn't looking.

Steve has now "finished" the last building on Susquehanna Street (almost - Chris is going to build the still card outline building just visible in wood). We are going to have a finishing off session (or several) in the New Year to finish the details, the shop contents and then paint them all together.
     

The three photos below show the model at the Open Day at the end of November...
     

Finally, Chris suprised us at one of the Christmas open evenings in December by bringing down the nearly complete Freight House. Shows what retirement, lots of time, care and just a bit of skill can produce - it's looking very good!
     

    

No end of year picture of us all I'm afraid, but we are still here!  We're looking forward to moving away from the buildings in 2009 and getting some scenic work done. It should move on much more quickly now.


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