Saturday 28th - Too much of a good thing? Never!

 Lots of activity today despite several on holiday or otherwise engaged. Once again 34929 was the main focus. Ainsley and Chris carried on with the seemingly never-ending door work. Ainsley is on one of the last door pillars, while Chris was fitting the lock on door 10:

Robert was the third member of the team out, but somehow I managed to miss him. Dave was also on doors, tidying up the rough edges of one with some sandpaper:

While on the end corridor door Dave and Steve were fettling:

In the workshop Ben and Kevin were sorting out vacuum cylinders and cleaning them up:

While Andy was servicing a DA valve taken off 'Tina', it not being required for its new static use in, I believe, Lyme Regis:

The Mink was moving forward too, Paul and Richard first had to make a few adjustments to square up the floor, before more Cotswold side planking rose up:

 

The upholstery team were out and about today with another batch of bits for 5042, but started off in their workshop:

Then down with the hoist, and out into the yard to fit them straight in:

24006 saw more progress, Robert was sanding the ceiling beading in the corridor, while Pam was given some more panels to varnish and bring out that lovely colour:

I did go out to take a photo of Paul and Dennis looking after the third rake, but I'm afraid I missed them as it was tea time, Dennis had gone and Paul was sat chatting with Derek who popped in to see what was happening:

I paced myself with bits and pieces here and there as it was day 5 of 6 on the railway for me what with one thing and another, finishing off with a whole day guarding on Sunday. P'way came in asking for a quick painting service with some extra TSR boards, and a couple of A-frame boards for Toddington in the background: