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The templot plan was printed onto thin card and stuck to an off cut of MDF with PVA. That templot plan is a work of art... |
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There's another one of the template for you to enjoy! |
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So, starting off with the simple crossover I first laid the blocked timbers cut from 2mm Scale Association PCB strip. I opted for equalised timbering on the lead, however, I recently read that old type curved switches were arranged end on. Still, you can't have everything and I doubt anyone will notice. The timbers are stuck to the template with a glue stick. |
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A little more progress on the timbering. |
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Timbering finished on the scissors / 3 way combination. The isolated small group is a trap point protecting the running line from vehicles leaving No.1 siding. There's a trap for No.2 siding within the scissors. |
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The A end of No.10 points with the Versaline chairplates sweated in place. Tedious work but it's starting to show progress. |
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More progress on applying the Versaline chairplates to the crossing timbers, part used Versaline frets can be seen. |
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An aerial view, starting the come together. I can't wait to add the rails! |
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Bristol Old Station 
