Monday, 4 June 2012

Vinyl Wallpaper

There are five walls within the exhibition space which are going to be covered with a vinyl wallpaper, designed to comprise different photos about the Falklands Conflict. The walls will then host reminiscence and information boards. The five wall areas are: Personnel, Families, Fort Austin (featuring a special exhibit), Map and Falkland Islands (the largest of the walls). Like the Harrier Plinth (detailed below), the vinyl wallpapers are applied in stages. The largest wall is over 5m long, the smallest just under 2m. All of them are 2.4m high. Below are some pictures of the team applying the vinyl.

The Personnel wall to the left, and the Family wall going up.


The completed Family wall, with scenes from the Task Force's homecoming, July 1982

The Map background wall, just under the 3m hanging banner, showing the distance travelled by the Task Force to the Falkland Islands - 8,000 miles.

The Personnel wall goes up.

...and the finished product

One of the vinyl rolls for the Falkland Islands wall (5m) waiting to be put up.

The team work on putting up the Falkland Islands wall vinyl.

The Fort Austin wall finished, with vinyl rolls below waiting to go onto the Falkland Islands wall.

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