Time to bring you all up to date with progress being made on the Severn Valley Railway. Firstly, we'd like to bring you up to date on the progress being made on Arley station. This is being modeled by Paul Springthorpe. As you'll see, the attention to detail is staggering!
Arley Station Progress
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A preview of the main building and platform 1 from Sketchup. Details are slowly being added all the time |
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Again from Sketchup, the rear of the main station building |
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A Selection of Enamel Signs in the Works |
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Station Benches, Lamp Post and Telephone Box |
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Next Train Indicators. If we can work out how, Paul would like to make these animated! |
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The first of the enamel signs is in game |
Route Build Progress
We are indebted to Bailey Maxwell and Jack Blakemore for the work they have carried out so far between Hampton Loade and the top of Eardington Bank. Lets take a trip along the line with visiting Bulleid Battle of Britain 34072 257 Squadron.
Kidderminster to Bewdley
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34072 waits to depart Kidderminster Town |
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Departure from Kidderminster |
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Falling Sands Viaduct - Kidderminster |
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Exiting Bewdley Tunnel |
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Poppies are in bloom, as we approach Bewdley |
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Passing Bewdley South Signal Box |
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Passing the SVR Goods Rake |
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Coming to a Stand in Platform 1 |
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Waiting for the Signal at Bewdley |
Next, the journey between Bewdley and Arley.
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Ready for Departure from Arley |
We now follow the Bulleid, as it makes progress along the valley between Arley and Hampton Loade
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Arrival at Hampton Loade |
We now enter the first section that has been outsourced for development. Bailey Maxwell is working on Hampton Loade to to Sterns, while Jack Blakewell is working on Eardington Bank between Sterns and Cottage Crossing
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Departing Hampton Loade |
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Oldbury Viaduct |
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The Bridgnorth Bypass passes under the railway |
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Final Approach to Bridgnorth |
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Our 16 Mile Journey Draws to a Close |
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Alongside the Boiler Shop |
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The Norther Limit of the SVR |
We appreciate that progress may be a lot slower than you, as a user, would like, however, we are making progress. Bailey and Jack are doing well on the sections they have been assigned. Hopefully we'll have a completed route in the not to distant future.
Thank you for you interest!