East Terminal & Newburgh
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Hello,

have i told to you, that i earned my money during my academic studies as part-time truck driver? No, not one of these 18-wheelers but with a humble 7 1/2 ton truck:
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This was the truck which had built in 1:87 too. The business was railway related, here the LCL was brought to the customers were the rails did not reach.



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And this was the daily chaos beneath the canvas top. You will learn here as inevitable consequence packing the things in a space saving manner. So in the way i did when packing my humble car for the annual SWD convention at Wolfersweiler 2019.




Back from the convention i thought there was need for an extension of Flats. Especially with the right end there was only a short stub of track after the last switch behind Anderson Steel. Only long enough to take a single loco.
In my attic i found this shelf of 120cm x 20cm seize.

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This older photo shows the lenght i have for disposal. More exact it was a lenght of 123cm still available.




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So i started to built Flats Extension for home use. The initial planning allotted a #6 switch for a additional stub.




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This was a 100% recycling project. The shelf is a massive sheet of wood of 2cm thickness.
The cork roadbed was glued onto teh surface and roughly shaped.




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To get the plywood district out of your head, it hampered my thoughts, the shelf was painted with a earth-coulored water based dye.


All went it's own way until i told my plans about Flats Extension to Hardy...



Lutz
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