Friday Update: Twenty-six Four Twenty-four…
What a week here in North Wales - weather update, cold, a little dryer and the odd spell of lovely sunshine and blue sky. I even managed a coffee break in the garden... In the workshop are a lot of commissions now waiting on parts - either custom ones I've designed or just little bits from specialist suppliers. That has meant lots of little bits of progress of which I can't easily take a photograph. You're left with the big stuff! Rushcliffe Halt has gone from basic box to 'model railway'. The track is in, the wiring is done, the lid is on and it has been fully tested ahead of track painting and ballasting. A little more pre-work done on this example meant the process of wiring up the track was painless - such a relief, as it's one of my hated jobs usually! I am looking forward to adding some more texture to the track work next week - as you all know, ballasting is one of my favourite jobs - for the headspace it can give us all. Meanwhile - a customer overseas h
