Dover Priory and Dover Town Yard.Kent.UK.

Impressive as always ......dt......

David

Good morning Mr Todd ......

Do you have a close up photo of the signal that's on the newly completed sea section of line ? the one close to the sea wall in the photo above plus any detection fittings on the line ? if not you will need your coat and camera....

My goodness those buildings are looking the part!!

I've also been following your postings over on YouTube of the work Network Rail have been doing over at the sea wall with interest. Is certainly enlightening on some of the different construction methods which I might come across at some point.

Regards,

Cameron(Kiwionrails)

The line was re opened, on the 5th Sept 16.

These photos,were taken 2 hours ago.

DSC_0476 by David Todd 2012, on Flickr

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DSC_0407 by David Todd 2012, on Flickr

A wee bit of progress in the last 4 years DT.

QUOTE (Jack P @ 10 Feb 2017, 04:54) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>A wee bit of progress in the last 4 years DT.

Jack I think someone has stolen his MOJO !!!

My Mojo was stolen.


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QUOTE (dwb @ 2 Aug 2017, 19:26) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>That area is shaping up nicely DT!

David

QUOTE (Julian2011 @ 2 Aug 2017, 20:12) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Very glad to see the Dover Old Bill have found the culprit and returned you Moped Mojo. Those cliffs are developing very nicely.

Regards

J

Thanks for your time and comments, dwb & J.

Very little done for nearly a year.
Monday last,I stabilized the cliffs,by drilling holes in the b/b under frame and inserting 15 inch Poundland barbecue skewers up and into the foam sections.


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QUOTE Monday last,I stabilized the cliffs,
Just like the real thing! Your attention to detail continues to amaze me . Now if only Network Rail would copy you and get their supplies from Poundland maybe their projects would come in on budget.

David

QUOTE (Julian2011 @ 2 Aug 2017, 21:12) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>I notice the track, in the picture, taken from above, seems to be a mixture of the old [with the inclusion of the siding] and the recent repairs [with the smooth curves] - a truly electric eclectic scene! All that is needed is the replacement footbridge and a few orange suits ....... "back to the Future" gone "Loco"!

Regards

J

PS. It's really good to see new pictures of the DP ............ might even inspire me to get on with a few more bits on my train set.

QUOTE (dwb @ 2 Aug 2017, 22:58) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Just like the real thing! Your attention to detail continues to amaze me . Now if only Network Rail would copy you and get their supplies from Poundland maybe their projects would come in on budget.

David

QUOTE (Richard Johnson @ 3 Aug 2017, 07:59) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>*** I truly love the sense of real world scale in those pictures.

Lovely to see you back too David.

Can I borrow a bit of your Mojo? I seem to do nothing but work these days and a little modelling added in would be nice LOL.

I look forward to seeing you again one day soon. Give me a call if you are thinking of heading North.

cheers -

Richard

Thank you all for your kind words and taking the time to post.

I really don't know where the time goes.

Missed a couple of wed. nights, but playing catch up, Lofty has only two panels to complete, then I may well ballast.



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Boy that looks good

How many different types of bush / grass clumps have you used?

I suspect it's all the different colours and textures that are contributing to the overall effect.

David