The Radstock Museum                                                                         

A contract to restore several existing models and provide the scenic works for a new museum. The interior finishes, joinery and exterior stonework were provided to recreate a 1930's Co-op shop, an Edwardian miner's cottage, scullery and privy, a blacksmiths and a carpenters workshop and the interior of a typical mine of the area. This was supplied with a miner working the coal face and a boy pulling a putt (wooden sledge). In the interests of accuracy a mould of the local stonework was taken and panels made up in water-based acrylic resin; careful painting and colour washes complete the illusion.