Work in Progress
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chalkie
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Re: Work in Progress
A few more from today
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- Main Aux air tank removed for inspection
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- Train brake air tank removed for testing
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- Botton radiator hose which needs attention
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Rail Rover
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Re: Work in Progress
Excellent work guys!
My contribution today was finalising the financial forecasts for 2019 & 2020.....
My contribution today was finalising the financial forecasts for 2019 & 2020.....
Phil Robson
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King123
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Re: Work in Progress
Wish I could have been there to help out with whatever needs doing but had to work but.....i’ll Be there on Wednesday the 16th to volunteer and help
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Re: Work in Progress
Great day at Fimber today! The Pway gang continued doing their thing and the the site got a bit tidier.
- Eh up, where's us sleepers gone?
- 48 of 'em have gone south.
- Big Dave and Will carry on sorting them woodies out.
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Meanwhile, young Chris gets to grips with the demise of the small caravan.
Don't worry Katy all your kite stuff has been put in VB3.
- Give him a big hammer and it's job done!
- A sad sight! After six years of loyal service the end is nigh.
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Re: Work in Progress
One of our newest volunteers, the talented Keith J is a cross halving joint wizard. Respect!
Keith is making a counter for the shop.
- Keith cutting the point expertly by hand.
- Beautiful!
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King123
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Re: Work in Progress
Reference the caravan: The ceiling came off quite easily and the walls are a pain in the bum as the inner wood is stuck adhered to the caravan outer skin on the inside. To a type of insulation which I’m unsure the correct name for it, it there fore needs scraping chiselling of but makes a lot of mess.
There was a lot of remains of the mice / rats e.g nests as they have now been well and truly evicted! When I moved one of the old Mark 1 seats im sure I saw a rats running out of the seat! I think we all agreee that when the caravan goes and we might possibly put a van body in it’s place it will be better than a eyesore ? And much more smarter site
Chris
There was a lot of remains of the mice / rats e.g nests as they have now been well and truly evicted! When I moved one of the old Mark 1 seats im sure I saw a rats running out of the seat! I think we all agreee that when the caravan goes and we might possibly put a van body in it’s place it will be better than a eyesore ? And much more smarter site
Chris
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Now then Chris! You did a grand job on Saturday. The white insulation is called polystyrene and your right-it’s a pain. I don’t think we should try to scrape it off because it crumbles and causes an incredible mess. Instead if we cut the outer skin off and then put the panel over a fire it will come away. You must be careful not to breathe in the fumes.
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