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Re: Work starting on scenic railway
Posted:
17 Oct 2014, 20:38
by Peet
I have a couple of questions about the restoration if anyone has the answers:
Will the whole of the Scenic Railway be disassembled before the new/restored structure starts to be erected? In other words will there be a time where there is nothing of the Scenic left standing?
Also, how much of the original structure will be used in the restored construction?
Many thanks in advance.
Re: Work starting on scenic railway
Posted:
18 Oct 2014, 14:38
by porf
I think there had be a statement that the dismantling and re erecting will be done in sections.
I don't think much if any of the original materials are being reused.
Re: Work starting on scenic railway
Posted:
19 Oct 2014, 00:51
by dreamland
If no original parts are going to be used when the scenic is up and running next year will the scenic still be classed as 95 years old ?
Re: Work starting on scenic railway
Posted:
19 Oct 2014, 09:10
by woody
dreamland wrote:If no original parts are going to be used when the scenic is up and running next year will the scenic still be classed as 95 years old ?
yes aka ship of Theseus (triggers broom)
Re: Work starting on scenic railway
Posted:
20 Oct 2014, 09:40
by aweber1us
I guess after the fire and years of it not being used it is what it is, the best that can be done. Im sure i read that the hill profiles have to be changed also to prevent carrage lift as it comes under new HSE guide lines?
Re: Work starting on scenic railway
Posted:
20 Oct 2014, 12:57
by sparky230
The motors will be original, well refurbished from the ones that came out
Re: Work starting on scenic railway
Posted:
20 Oct 2014, 13:37
by vann98
A fair price to pay for retaining the brakeman
Re: Work starting on scenic railway
Posted:
20 Oct 2014, 23:42
by Jim Douglas Jr.
I disagree. The trough is more than deep enough to contain a train getting a little air time.
Solution: Take the inspector through under heavy brake.
Re: Work starting on scenic railway
Posted:
29 Oct 2014, 23:53
by Nick
Re: Work starting on scenic railway
Posted:
13 Nov 2014, 10:18
by Peet
The latest pictures showing the new timber going up are VERY exciting, has work also started on the trains yet?
Re: Work starting on scenic railway
Posted:
12 Dec 2014, 22:31
by dave771
The campaign's Facebook page has recently been updated with photos of the Scenic Railway works. Take a look at
https://www.facebook.com/savedreamlandcampaign
Re: Work starting on scenic railway
Posted:
18 Dec 2014, 15:40
by aweber1us
Great pictures Dave , their work is out standing . All the years i have known the Scenic its never had such nice wood work. A nice touch would be to put the tunnel back and the Scenic Rly sign?
Re: Work starting on scenic railway
Posted:
18 Dec 2014, 18:04
by dave771
That would be great to see but that would be down to TDC as the client. Maybe an idea for the future.
Re: Work starting on scenic railway
Posted:
10 Feb 2015, 21:47
by sparky230
Nice to see the Mechanics being delevered back, lovely green paintwork, Is that WGH's work?
Re: Work starting on scenic railway
Posted:
05 Mar 2015, 08:13
by Tammie Bittner
I am totally new to this topic.