Love Lane, B.R. (E) c.1956-59

[Eastsidepilot]

These should look good when finished in a pseudo art-deco style with their Crittal windows. Brook Parade, Chigwell I believe.

Here's a link to the Francis Frith 1950 view. Chigwell, Brook Parade c1950

Yes that is the parade of shops we used as a basis, but as John has said above we are only modelling the rear elevation.

Col.

 

[Eastsidepilot]

Looks like @Heather Kay 's AEC Monarch delivering timber for the joiners doing the goods shed job!

Yes and I've got to coil the ropes and roll the sheets up.

 

[Osgood]

Yes and I've got to coil the ropes and roll the sheets up.

Yes, and if you don't do it before you nip down the cafe for breakfast there's always a chance you'll forget....

I was quite taken with the lightness (weightwise not lumenwise) of the Love Lane lighting rig uprights - it's given me an idea
But, for some reason I never looked at the lighting bar - is it just a length of round or square tube with LED tape stuck to it?

 

[Oz7mm]

Tony

It's a C channel with LED strips within, and a diffuser strip than can be bought with the channel. I'll get the details.

John

 

[Eastsidepilot]

The beginnings of the second rail bridge in mock up form at the suburban end of Love Lane. What looks like a rose trellis under the bridge is in fact two 3D printed structure gauges.

 

[Yorkshire Dave]

What looks like a rose trellis under the bridge is in fact two 3D printed structure gauges.

You could cover them with roses and use them as operating gates for the fiddle yard entrance.

 

[SimonT]

Far more fun to drive a Tractor through sorry under a low slung bridge.

 

[Pencarrow]

The beginnings of the second rail bridge in mock up form at the suburban end of Love Lane. What looks like a rose trellis under the bridge is in fact two 3D printed structure gauges.

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Loving the printed bridge beams. Great way of making something that's quite fiddly with all the fillets and rivets.