Sandwell Valley Railway

Re:Less than 3 weeks to my open day

kedwards said:
At this rate of progress trains will be running on the new extension in time for the open day.

Here's hoping! Some very nice engineeering in those pictures. Keep the photos coming please!
 
Re:Less than 3 weeks to my open day

That Viaduct is superb, is it laid in individual stones?
Makes me want to burst into a rousing chorus of underneath the arches.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-tsJAfncdQ
 
Re:Less than 3 weeks to my open day

those bridges look great.

I do struggle to keep up but where is the information about the open day?
 
Re:Less than 3 weeks to my open day

What a brilliant railway Keith a credit to you and all your hard work :thumbup:
 
Re:Less than 3 weeks to my open day

kedwards said:
Chris
The it is a G Scale Society West Midlands Area Group open day. Details are in the latest issue of the G Scale Journal or in the private area of the http://www.g-scale-society.co.uk < Link To G Scale Society website.
Keith
Oooh just had a look at your location and that day coincides with a return home from our hoilday in wales......
So we might call in? Then i can help Mel eat the pork pies and save his waistline..... opps too late:rolf::rolf:
 
Re:Less than 3 weeks to my open day

Nice work Keith.

Back off my hols too in time for your open day, and no band jobs for two months after 15th July. Looks like I could be available :thumbup::thumbup:
 
Re:Less than 3 weeks to my open day

Sorry, but it's only open to G Scale Society members. It's one of the benefits of belonging to the Society.
 
Re:Less than 3 weeks to my open day

kedwards said:
Sorry, but it's only open to G Scale Society members. It's one of the benefits of belonging to the Society.
oh right. i am thinking of making my open days only available to non GSS members :rolf: hope you have a great day.
 
Photos of the new extension

The open day has come and gone. About 30 G Scale Society members came to have a look. The weather was very kind and everyone seemed to enjoy the garden and the railway.
Here are a few photos of the completed work.
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The viaduct, under arch bridge and goods bay
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The low level station​
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A general view of the area​
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The pony trust girder bridge which carries the line over itself​
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Line to the shed (below) and back out of the side on the new embankment​
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A view of Birdlip Junction through a viaduct arch​
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Birdlip Junction - the start of the extension​
 
Re:Photos of the new extension

That really is a magnificent railway and great composition with your photos too. Congrats on a successful day...
 
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