The castle camps light railway

[jim@NAL]

Good evening. Iv not been on here in years im starting a new railway in a lot bigger garden so first project a ruined abby

[Peter Butler]

Hi Jim, welcome back, great to see you again.
Your new project looks wonderful, please show us more.

[LNR]

Yes welcome back Jim, glad your able to start again and with more space.
Looking forward to see where you go with this new railway. I know it will have many interesting buildings.
Grant.

[philipy]

Hi Jim, welcome back from me as well.
I like that abbey building , how have you made it?

[jim@NAL]

It's made from xps foam board .iv carved the stones into it.iv moved in to my parents house and we converted the workshop into a granny annex .iv not got a huge garden

[jim@NAL]

More progress tonight

[philipy]

Coming on nicely, Jim.

[jim@NAL]

A little more progress done the corner stones

[jim@NAL]

One more lot of corner stones to put on and we are ready to paint

[jim@NAL]

Got a hot wire tool made it a lot easier to cut

[LNR]

Starting to really take shape now Jim.
Grant.

[jim@NAL]

Thank you start to paint it tonight

[Peter Butler]

Will you be adding a porch entrance at the circular window end?

[jim@NAL]

No im not .I only noticed tonight iv bulit this with no door .I may add one its going to be placed where plants grow and I want them to grow a lot around it so if I don't add a door you probably won't notice

[jim@NAL]

Started painting

[philipy]

I can just see that old blacked stonework peering out from the ivy etc. Lovely job Jim.

[LNR]

Wow! that looks great. You certainly nailed the colours there Jim.
Grant.

[Peter Butler]

Great job Jim, looks neglected on the outside, fire damaged inside.

[jim@NAL]

Done final paint tonight. will put outside at the weekend

[Old Man Aaron]

Looks damn good. Even better once nature takes hold of it.

It's amazing how big these things are when indoors.