StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: panelling

Dry fitting the softwood planks that make up the interior at the outer end of the passenger section. Once removed these will be filled, knotted and primed, with the final finish will be medium oak scumble, protected by non-yellowing varnish. Progress is being made on fitting the exterior panelling (primed and grain-filled).

Partially completed beading, this needs to be integrated with the fixtures (ie sink and thunderbox) before it can be fully finished. . Posted with Permission

Clamping up the other back corner panel, as part of getting the glue to work. A lot of work has gone into these small panels. . Posted with Permission .

Final stages of varnishing one of the above window panels for the First Class Saloon. . . Posted with Permission.

Showing off the varnish on the veneered window reveals, as well as the rear bulkhead - which separates the servants in their third class compartment from the first class saloon. . Posted with Permission.

Final stage of fitting the rear bulkhead beadings over the panelling, just a little more touching up of the varnish to do. . Posted with Permission.

Partially completed the sapele beading over the oak faced panelling; note the level of shine / reflections from the many coats of varnish. This conceals the planking of the bulkhead separating the small third class compartment (for the servants) from the first class saloon. Also, note the repairs to the ceiling. . Posted with Permission.

Dry fitting the marine plywood on the side frames, the lower sections are to follow.

Marine plywood panels, being dry fitted to the exterior (hence the masking tape) on the passenger end and part of one side.

Much of this section of internal panelling has been replaced with appropriate timber (not plywood). Now fully installed after dry fitting.