GDSF 2015 Saturday
 

Concentrating on the working areas as the playpen gets lots of coverage.
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Apologies for the rotated portable - its been twisted in the upload!

Minatures that caught my eye

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Great photo's Ian, any info on the fresh painted wallis 3ton? can see a reg on it thinking it is the Saunders Collection engine??

Hi Ian great pics, have you got any of the frame saw?

Wallis was 2952 of 1902

Were visitor numbers as thin as they look?

Yes, the Wallis is the newly restored Saunders one.

I've been on a weekday usually, so I'm not sure how much busier a Saturday normally is. The North carpark I was in was fuller than I've seen midweek. The main runs through the site were very busy during the afternoon with people, so I can't say it was noticeably quiet.

Ian

Sorry, no picture of the frame saw. :-(

Shame, I've been belted up to it all week. Had a cracking show, just in the queue now on the way home.
Douglas


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Great photos, the miniature 'Simplicity' is a great model! Would have been good to line it up in front of 'Supreme'!

Was the Hindley that was in steam in the Forest and Farm area (Ian's rotated image), the same engine
that appeared at Dorset in 2004, in an unrestored state?

Douglas have you got any pics?

Sorry David no pictures, but if you look on Steam Scenes, I think David has a couple of the engine with the saw in sight. For the record it is a Dening of Chard frame saw supplied between 1909 and 1914, they are not sure, and cost £275 new.

Thanks for that, I have a Kirchner frame saw like this one
http://www.steamscenes.org.uk/tti/14/157_0280.jpg

Was it this one?
http://www.gracesguide.co.uk/images/...u-Denning1.jpg

Here they are.......

Was it this one?

Yes David, it is that one.

Douglas

Fantastic picture! Even got a loco in the background :)