Lazy Grange Bay 3...a new start

[stockers]

Brilliant. I thought that the first picture was snow at first glance!

 

[spoz]

Wow,that is atmoshpheric! One can almost feel the cold seeping into the bones as the clothes get wetter.....

 

[trammayo]

Pic number 4 - the contrasting shop lights, the wet road - you wouldn't send the dog out in that weather!
Just love it.

 

[PhilP]

Probably the most atmospheric pictures I've ever seen.

Difficult to take pictures of atmosphere.. Unless you are in orbit!

 

[David1226]

Raindrops are falling on my head
And just like the guy whose feet
Are too big for his bed (Mike, other size feet are available)
Nothing seems to fit
Those raindrops
Are falling on my head
They keep falling.

David

 

[mike]

Thanks guys...
Today my hands were working OK...so I got to change the buffer stops..

 

[mike]

 

[stockers]

Much nicer Mike.

 

[PhilP]

Just WHY do they supply those with a joiner on the back-end?????????????

 

[stockers]

?

 

[Rhinochugger]

Just WHY do they supply those with a joiner on the back-end?????????????

They remind me of a Roneo Vickers system that we had to prepare the installation of (weren't allowed to install it) in the records department of a certain government department - cue Miss Moneypenny.

The rails were totally tubular in section, and the little trucks (which were battery powered and self-directing) had wheels like pulleys mounted in pairs above and below the rail. The rail could be laid in any axis, so the truck could climb vertically, could run on its side, or hang below the track. This allowed it to twist and turn through the narrow confines of a 1920s building, fortified in the late 1930s and being converted for use in the 1970s (and apparently still in use as confirmed by a spook about 5 years ago).

 

[mike]

Managed to get some nice white metal lamps from Mike Lowe at Carnforth Models...for the new buffers tops...trick is to hide the wires ..

 

[mike]

Now buggered soldering iron

 

[David1226]

Now buggered soldering iron

That must be a pain in the arse......

David

 

[PhilP]

That must be a pain in the arse......

David

Thanks for that! I have an involuntary contraction, and my eyes are watering!

 

[mike]

Got 3 more done...1 more to do

 

[mike]

At a impass. so I've been wanting 1 of these for ages in the village..

 

[PhilP]

Now you have either started building for the local War-Gamers...
OR
You are building an underground convenience!

 

[trammayo]

Is this to put your meds in - or was it defending the pub?

 

[dunnyrail]

At a impass. so I've been wanting 1 of these for ages in the village..View attachment 216198 View attachment 216199

Just be careful with that Pillbox, you do not want the Authorities to put an order on it otherwise you may never be able to move it to another location on your line. Though we have just one it S.Neots that is part of the Heritage Trail and it has been somehow bundled up with a Building Plot. Inclusion in someones yet to be built Garden caused a hell of a stir in Town. But Preservation lot not interested in listing it as they are only interested in Clusters of Boxes. So you should be OK so long as you only build the one.

Looks like a Type 22 to me.
JonD