Sub Station 13241/41

Roughed-out SketchUp model of Building 65 at Deenethorpe, eventually to be added to the Technical Site master model:



This building still exists,
I'm studying wartime aerial photos to see if this example had a fence around it.
The fence and gates can always be added later if required.

All the best,
PB

So thats what it would have looked like, I was trying to visualise it before but couldn't! It is a nice image Paul, keep them coming!

Thanks Richard.

Here's an air photo from mid-1944 of Deenethorpe, with the Sub Station arrowed.
I can't see any sign of a fence surrounding the building, but someone might be able to interpret it better than I:



I'm trying to work out the arrangement of the side door and its blast wall.
That panel of render visible in your photo could indicate a covered porch of some type, similar to the one on the same building at Davidstow Moor.
However, the Sub Station 13241/41 at Spanhoe (Building 10) has a long wall, which seems to be the same size as that in the air photo above.

All the best,
PB

Thanks Paul, if you come across any other photos of mine you can id then let me know!!

Do you have a wartime aerial of Spanhoe, that way you may be able to compare sizes etc from the air

Sub Station 13241/41, Building 17 at Sawbridgeworth is still there too.