And they actually existed!The toilet facilities back then might well have been basic and functional but I bet they were of a much higher hygiene standard then today with a strong smell of disinfectant
This 'slow modeling' is giving my ideas time to develop. I decided the Ladies toilet can stay where it is at the back of the tea room and the toilet block will be just for gentlemen with two cubicles and a urinol. Taking up less space, it can be set back a bit from the main building...I think your latest 'kit bashing' exercise has produced a more convincing, WC for a backwater like Llanfair Road.
Hasn't our good friend Peter Insole carved these from the solid for his own (and our) delectation already? Can't find the post now but it was a while ago.on the cubicle topic, my late pal Ken Stansfield moulded toilet pans from Milliput for his Swanage station building. I guess the 3D printer would be the obvious means of so doing if one were so inclined, but I have so far resisted the temptation!
Brian, here's Peter's post. A wonderful piece of work altogether.Hasn't our good friend Peter Insole carved these from the solid for his own (and our) delectation already? Can't find the post now but it was a while ago.
Brian
I'm also sober now Larry, thought that I had been posting on your thread instead of my ownI inadvertently posted this on Geoffs Bleddfa Road earlier. I'm sober now ....![]()