![De-scaling rust and old paint from another ballast wagon](/sites/default/files/20150725-yc-painting-1.jpg)
Another ballast wagon is in the paint shop. Rust and old flaking paint has been removed with a needle-gun, making short work of this laborious job.
Individual components from shunt locomotive ORB #1 are also being prepped and painted, including areas of the frame, headstocks and sand boxes.
We have also added a lot of backfill into the floor area of the workshop extension to our shed, using a small rubber-tracked excavator to move around 20m3 of hard fill.
A few photos from recent weeks follow.
![Needle-gunning rust on YC2329 on 25 July 2015](/sites/default/files/styles/extra_large/public/20150725-yc-painting-2.jpg?itok=sXzM70Y1)
Needle-gunning rust on YC2329 on 25 July 2015
![Sand boxes from ORB #1, with prepped headstock in the background](/sites/default/files/styles/extra_large/public/20150905-painting-progress-4.jpg?itok=lgQ62xh-)
Sand boxes from ORB #1, with prepped headstock in the background
![Ron painting the underframe of YC2329 on 5 September](/sites/default/files/styles/extra_large/public/20150905-painting-progress-6.jpg?itok=_IKi8Vde)
Ron painting the underframe of YC2329 on 5 September
![Backfilling the floor area of the workshop extension to our shed on 29 August](/sites/default/files/styles/extra_large/public/20150829-workshop-backfill-4.jpg?itok=lrfn87p5)
Backfilling the floor area of the workshop extension to our shed on 29 August
![Delivering another load of fill inside the shed.](/sites/default/files/styles/extra_large/public/20150829-workshop-backfill-3.jpg?itok=-3y1Ekmt)
Delivering another load of fill inside the shed.