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Steel Wash Back with Switcher (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Stainless wash back 3.5 m across and 3.2 m to the rim on four feet: banded shell, a sight tube, a charging line, a valved outlet and a driven switcher head on top whose four arms and paddles turn over the deck to knock the froth down. No liquid is modelled.
Wooden Wash Back (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Staved oak wash back 3.8 m across and 3.1 m to the rim, held by four iron hoops: a capped rim, a boarded floor, a charging line over the top, a valved outlet at the foot and a timber working deck with handrails down both sides. No liquid is modelled.
Grain Sacks (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Group of blank hessian sacks on a 1.9 x 1.5 m footprint: two standing full and tied, one slumped against them, two folded flat beside and a little spilt grain on the floor. No printing, stencil or mark of any kind on the cloth.
Malt Bin (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Boarded malt bin 2.2 x 1.7 m and 2.8 m tall on a steel frame: a square timber body over a four way sloping hopper, a capped rim and a steel outlet spout with a hand slide gate below. The gate is modelled shut and does not move.
Grist Hopper and Mill (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Painted two roll grist mill 1.6 m wide and 2.6 m tall: a legged frame, a sloped feed hopper over the roll gap, two fluted rolls turning in the open front with pulleys outside each cheek, a discharge chute below and a blank instrument plate on the side.
Lauter Plate (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Slotted stainless lauter plate 1.25 x 1.05 m: a framed panel of twenty two raised slot bars on four feet, with two lifting rings on the deck. Lays flat in the floor of a mash tun or stands leaning against the wall while the tun is cleaned.
Mash Tun with Rake Gear (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Stainless mash tun 4.5 m across on a cast kerb, 3.5 m to the top of the drive: a slotted lauter bed, a copper rim, a discharge chute, a valved wort outlet and a gantry carrying the gear head, drive shaft and two rake arms of tines that turn over the bed. No mash is modelled.
Spirit Receiver (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Copper spirit receiver 2.2 m across and 3.6 m tall on four legs: a lathed body in three steel bands, a bolted top manway, a blank gauge board with a sight tube, a charging line over the top and a valved outlet into the filling store. No liquid is modelled.
Low Wines Receiver (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Stainless low wines receiver 1.9 m across and 3.2 m tall on four legs: a lathed body in three bands, a bolted top manway, a blank gauge board with a sight tube beside it, a filling line over the top and a valved outlet at the foot. No liquid is modelled.
Spirit Safe (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Brass and glass spirit safe 1.5 m wide on a four leg stand, 1.7 m to the case top: a glazed case with a hinged, hasped door, two sample bowls with blank faced dials over them, a third bowl, the inlets and two outlet pipes. No liquid is modelled and no face carries a marking.
Shell and Tube Condenser (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Upright copper shell and tube condenser 3.5 m tall on a steel bracket frame: bolted covers at head and foot, a flanged vapour inlet for the lyne arm, cooling water in low and out high, and a valved spirit outlet. Tube bundle enclosed; no fluid is modelled.
Condenser Worm Tub (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Staved larch worm tub 2.9 m across and 2.2 m to the rim, hooped three times: a coiled copper worm entering over the rim from the lyne arm flange, a cooling water inlet, an overflow launder and a valved spirit outlet at the foot. The water is not modelled.
Spirit Still, Compact (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Smaller copper spirit still 3.2 m tall: the same lathed body, bands, manway and drain cock with a shorter swan neck and lyne arm. Pairs with the compact wash still in a small stillhouse.
Spirit Still (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Copper spirit still 4.4 m tall, narrower in the shoulder than the wash still: brick set base, three brass bands, a bolted manway, a sight glass and a long swan neck with a lyne arm flanged for a condenser.
Wash Still, Compact (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Smaller copper wash still 3.7 m tall on the same pattern: brick set base, banded belly, bolted manway, sight glass, drain cock and a swan neck falling to a flanged lyne arm. For a cramped stillhouse or a second pair.
Wash Still (Distillery and Bonded Warehouse)
Copper wash still 5.0 m to the top of the swan neck: a brick set firing base, a bellied body in three bands with a bolted manway and a sight glass, a tapering neck and a swan neck carrying the lyne arm away to the condenser flange at the far end.
Finishing Straight and Enclosures (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
The last furlong of a turf course and everything a spectator stands in behind it. Five track modules and a home turn run between white plastic running rail, striped with mown chevrons and carrying an open ditch, a steeplechase fence, a flight of hurdles and a water jump, each...
Spectator Bench (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 1.8 m slatted spectator bench on charcoal cast ends, for the enclosures, the paddock rail and the car park edge.
Paddock Tree (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 4.7 m parkland tree with a rough timber trunk and four foliage masses over a grass collar, for the paddock, the car park edge and the boundary of a course.
Loudspeaker Post (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 4.1 m public address post with a pair of horn speakers at the top and a junction box on the stem, for a course walkway or a betting ring.
Pitch Umbrella (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 3.2 m pitch umbrella on a plated post: a 3.2 m red canopy with a white rim and a scalloped valance, for standing over a bookmakers board or a stall.
Course Litter Bin (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 1.07 m tapered litter bin in course green with a charcoal hood and a plain band, for a walkway or a betting ring.
Spectator Crowd Barrier (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 2.4 m steel crowd barrier 1.1 m high with hook ends and a row of droppers, for lining a walkway, a betting ring or the front of a rail.
Car Park Bay Module (Racecourse and Parade Ring)
A 2.6 m by 5 m car park bay of rolled hardcore with painted lines on three sides, ported left and right so a row of bays tiles into a raceday car park.