The wiring under the track.

This shows the microswitch actuating method.

Close up of the barrier transporting system

This shows the barriers in some expanded polystyrene for transporting purposes

The road surfacing crew have been at work on the road outside the new CJS Construction building

Very close shot of the workmen busy removing the Hayes bumping post. They's even used an old fashioned trolly to get their tools and equipment moved easily

This close up shot shows how the 'cops and robbers' figures are fixed in place. It is much easier to get them to stand up when they are on a plastic base, but this will have to be disguised later on

Even with the crossbucks in place there is still more work to be done on the scenery. This photo shows just how bright the crossing is.

Workmen and film crew stand out against the goods yard background

Long shot of the scenery in place. Good job the Domestic Authority was out shopping at the time!

Goods are stacked up on the loading dock while the fork lift driver has taken time out to the watch the filming

Close up of the 'cops and robbers' episode being filmed from the roof top vantage point

Shot through the barrier posts this photo shows the film crew filming the latest 'cops and robbers' episode

Workmen are busy demolishing the existing Hayes bumping post

The grade crosssing barriers have arrived and placed in position. The workmen have yet to make them operational

Local taxi driver Dave Medwin is the first to drive a loco on the fully extended and combined layout

A view of the two halves of Lynneton Yard - the sky background has since be blended together

The two halves of Lynneton Yard together for the first time in over 6 months

An end on view of the new area. There is still more scenic work to be done

An end on view with the maximum 4 cars parked at this siding

Some of the cars I bought at Kegworth being used to check that there is clearance (just) for a car to get past three cars parked in the middle siding

A higher view of the former staging yard and new scenicked area. This will add a new dimension to the overall puzzle that is Lyneton Yard

CJS Construction's new building has a temporary piece of fencing placed to prevent people going to the work area until the workmen have arrived to remove the present Hayes bumping post.

SD45 and other stock (bought at Kegworth) used to double check siding clearances