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- As if the double doors weren't enough for the GWS volunteers, the simulator room's door is intalled, and just awaits some final fittings.
- Meanwhile, in the 'Bristol Room', Chris Chalet of the GWS Bristol Group continues the hard work of preparing the Bristol East Panel interactive exhibit - good stuff!
- Kevin Marsh supervises the works, enjoying a well-deserved sandwich while he does so!
- More restored exhibits take their place in the Brunel Room.
- Meanwhile, Jamie Brooker installs and tests further inter-PCB wiring on the rear racks.
- ...where Kevin Marsh toils with the technological side of the panel's operation, in readiness for anyone to 'have a go'. Enough screens there, Kev?!
- A view from the front this time; the cables running from the panel belie the works unfolding at the back desk...
- With more space cleared behind the panel, access to the racks becomes somewhat easier as more simulator works continue apace.
- The result of very careful planning and design work, the new air conditioning units in the panel room are installed...
- With the air-conditioning units in, surrounding ceiling tiles start to be installed, having been cut to size accordingly.
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- Ever more ceiling tiles become fitted in place, with the 1980s panel room atmosphere truly starting to take shape.
- The Bristol Room's well-disguised air-conditioning unit is also installed.
- ...which in turn are linked into the building management system to keep us all cosy (especially in March!).
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- New boards are fabricated and painted, ready for future displays.
- The panel room double doors' lintel is expertly fashioned.
- The previously-seen display boards are fitted into their final positions, with the displays themselves well underway.
- Excellent restoration is evident on these reclaimed GW doors, in readiness for their installation as our panel room external access doors.
- A view from the entrance foyer into the 'Brunel Room', as newly-redundant scaffolding makes its way out of the building.
- Building works continue apace, as does work on the installation of new exhibits - these broad-gauge relics really do look the part!
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