RERM - bs - roof dry fit
RERM - bs - exterior view of planking
RERM - bs - interior planks
RERM - bs - planking progress
RERM - bs - new door planked
RERM - bs - new door frame
RERM - bs - old door panels
RERM - bs - old door repairs
RERM - bs - colour matching
RERM - bs - new floor
RERM - bs - structural dry build 3
RERM - bs - structural dry build 2
RERM - bs - structural dry build 1
RERM - bs - adding in the old
RERM - bs - new to old
RERM - bs - chamfer details
RERM - bs - holes repaired
RERM - bs - repaired old end arch
RERM - bs - under repair
RERM - bs - roof stick ends
RERM - bs - oversize repair
RERM - bs - six roof sticks before
RERM - bs - original panel cleaned
RERM - bs - joint in undercoat
RERM - bs - gloss topcoat
RERM - bs - glossed roof
RERM - bs - glossed interior
RERM - bs - exterior gloss
RERM - bs - van loaded
RERM - bs - delivery time
RERM - starting again
RERM - bs - cills and floor
RERM - bs - floor and some side sections
RERM - bs - right a bit
RERM - bs - groove clean
RERM - bs - end in place
RERM - bs - roof
RERM - bs - who left that there
RERM - bs - fitting the floor
RERM - progress supervisor
RERM - painting gutter
RERM - bs - window beads
RERM - bs - legless
RERM - bs - first fix seats
RERM - bs - power supply
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RERM - bs - air vent


One of the replica planks with an air vent section, copied from the original.
This is the white undercoat for the interior gloss, a very pale cream.
Note 1: The upper section is original timber, conserved rather than painted to distinguish original from replica material.
Note 2: The coach was built in 1877, the "Brilliant White" so very prominent these days was not invented until much later with the advent of tioxide based pigments.
This is the white undercoat for the interior gloss, a very pale cream.
Note 1: The upper section is original timber, conserved rather than painted to distinguish original from replica material.
Note 2: The coach was built in 1877, the "Brilliant White" so very prominent these days was not invented until much later with the advent of tioxide based pigments.
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