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Update 17th March 2016



So Easter has come and gone,and what have I got to show for it ?

As you can see, Graceton now has a platform. The building is a 1/4 built Bullmancania kit. The plaform is US loading gauge tolerant so most stuff can easily get pass it, other than some On30I suspect. Being on a curve was a factor too. The paltform was made after cutting a paper template, which was then cut and pined to the wooden base, cut out. I then screwed it to the layout.

Next step was gluing on the platform edging. Then I spreadf a thin layer of grey caulk on the platform surface, to me it looks OK.






Roger's last working bee was fixing several track areas, one was at Eyeseeh where I didn't pay attention to one track. Roger fixed it.




Roger's also finished some track realigment at Broughton. I had decided to redo the aisleway side tracks att he station. So Roger finished it. Mind you we found a short that was a microfiliment on a PCB circuitboard sleeper -that we didn;t find for several minutes.

After the track was put back into operation, I glued the remains of the platformback in with a slight trim. So the platform is whole once again, and train run OK now at that end.




Eyeseeh has a road crossing at the down end. Took a while to dry.
Other work done was putting in a switch at Eyeseeh to work one half of the doubleslip. I have also done some work at Broughton to tidy up the points wores there, running them to a terminal strip for now.

Also some small baseboard spline gap filling done at the up end of Eyeseeh as well.

Eyeseeh has a road crossing at the down end. Took a while to dry.
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