I'm getting closer to being able to recommence working on 4472 again and in fact will do so before actually finishing the workshop, not so much the internal areas but

Having already built the smaller workbenches in the new building and now that the main area was covered in Plywood I could move on to building the larger benches which

This installment sees me completing the internal paneling and thus the workshop's structure is nearly there. The procedure is the same as for the other walls but this time I

With the new section now at an advanced stage I turned my attention to the original garage structure. This of course meant moving everything around again but I'm getting a

Now this might seem a bit out of step and it is but sometimes one has to work around things the best that they can. for me, this means trying

Next up was to insulate the roof inside and also make it waterproof from the outside. The rafters are made from 3x2 with the sheeting itself being 18mm exterior ply,

We now come to the doors and their relevant frames. For the smaller side door we have already seen the bare framework but not the more substantial front door. First

While the mortar was left to cure over a few days I moved on to other tasks, one of which was to work out what section to build to reconnect

With the donor garage sorted I could move on to preparing the ground for the new extension which I require to allow for more space, lessons gained from the lack

I wondered if the building of a new workshop for 4472 might be of interest to other Model Engineers? and since I can't progress any further with the model itself,