Calming an Exhibition Manager’s Nerves…………

So with nine weeks to go (a couple of which will be lost with a summer holiday) to Glenmutchkin’s first outing at Scaleforum, the state of progress is at the forefront my mind!  It is probably rather more at the forefront of the exhibition manager’s mind! 

So help to calm the Scaleforum’s exhibition manager’s nerves, here is a progress report and update photographs to prove that even if I have not been providing many posts, progress is being made on a number of fronts:

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Most of the track is laid and wired; much of it is also ballasted, although it still needs colouring.

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Most of the signals are finished but not yet linked up (which explains some of the droopy angles of the arms!).  There will be more posts on this topic soon.

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The principal bridge has been finished for a while, but it is looking a bit more “at home”.

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…..especially with a fine loco to set it off.

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Just playing trains; my weekday life is a bit more serious though!

Posted on July 24, 2019, in Glenmutchkin and tagged , , , , , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments.

  1. Excellent. am looking forward to seeing it in the flesh.

  2. Gr8 stuff,look forward to Scaleforum
    Jim P

  3. I wonder how their nerves would be if they saw the pile of timber I handed to you yesterday
    which is for the carrying cases

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