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Old 21st May 2010, 10:52 PM
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Hi folks, just brought my website - www.deepfolly.co.uk more or less up to date.
A couple of photos of the engine in place and the finished scuttle have been added - see part 5.
Been a bit slow recently but hope to get some "quality time" in over the weekend.
Best to all,
Enoch.
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Old 21st May 2010, 11:10 PM
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Enoch,

You say you haven’t done much, but you have done loads, defiantly more than I have in the same time frame and updated your web site!

I need to get my chassis painted.

I think you are cracking just fine mate.

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Old 22nd May 2010, 07:42 PM
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Cheers, Ginge I got most of my roll bar done today and the panel behind the seats. Tomorrow will defo be a day of rest. Got back in to the swing of it now, going to reread the IVA manual before putting my seatbelt mount cross member in. Don't want Mr and Mrs cock up paying a short sharp vist to Enoch land now, do we?
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Old 22nd May 2010, 08:49 PM
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Cool Another great read

I must say, you are making some swift progress there Enoch

Don't know how you manage to find the energy what with running the Emporium & that

You have gone a long way in a very short time, pleased you managed to skin that scuttle ok in the end.
Working with sheet material does try the patience at times

Looking forward to the next update
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Old 22nd May 2010, 10:24 PM
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Hiya Ronnie, thanks as always for your positive comments. running 3 businesses, building a car and helping the mother in law to move is indeed a heavy workload. I have had no time at all for my other hobbies
I still have a half built 5 inch gauge steam locomotive to finish and a 1 inch scale traction engine that is in need of some attention. They can wait till the cars done though
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Old 22nd May 2010, 11:32 PM
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Hey Enoch

You are carcking on well with progress. Hoping to get down tomo for a few hours in preperation for painting next weekend if my seats turn up in time to fit the seat rails.

I know what you mean about other projects - I got 2 3 1/2" Conway locos to finish, a 1" Minnie that ain't far off and the startings of a 4" Foster. Who says you can never have enough projects!
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