An overall view of my latest occupant in the loft. Hursley Next The Sea has at last had rails, wires, and power added to all of the chalk doodleing from the last couple of months One of the Hursley Light's Terriers arrives in the goods/run round loop with the first freight train to Hursley. Meanwhile the line's latest acquisition, in the real and model sense, sits in tha bay with a train for Chapelfield. The throttle cable is not long enouggh for that yet, so it will have to wait for a charged phone and the Blue Tooth throttle!
Some pictures of the March 12 2023 Steyning Exhibition. Builder and photograph credits shown. Thanks to all the exhibitors and behind the scenes team for a great show. Andrew Knights Layout by Alan Marlowe Layout by Alan Monk Layout Charlie Fox-Wilson HO Stock Display Ian Simpson Layout by Chris Ford, picture Andrew Knights Above two layouts by Les Coleman Layout and rolling stock by Syd Bunker Layout by Tony Dean
It took almost a day of fan heater assistance. But eventually the second coat of varnish progressed past the Fly-paper stage. Not hard but at least dry and non-sticky to the touch. The next four coats will have to wait until we have some warm weather and nights! A picture of the painted creek bed and the two island linked bridges across it. Still thinking about the name of the creek itself!
Not so very long ago a train belonging to the Hursley Light Railway (HLR) actually managed to complete a circuit of the loft. Eerie like this seems to have been my prime residence over the last few months. At least when not organising our recent exhibition.
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