Barassie Station and Waiting RoomBarassie Station was unusual in that it lay perpendicular to the platform edge. It was located at the V between the main Glasgow to Ayr line and the Kilmarnock to Ayr line. The timber building survived until the 1980s and its structure shows common features with several stations in the GSWR region. The kit includes the station and a waiting shed. Thanks are given to the GSWR Association and Ian Middleditch for their assistance in developing this kit.

Maxwell Park Station lies on the Caledonian Railway Cathcart Circle and was opened in 1894

The base size of this model when assembled  is approx   236 x 101mm  at  roof  (to help with layout designs)

(Benderloch and Kentallen were to the same design but mirror images

In all cases the engraving faces outwards

had close links to visitors coming through the station

It has 47 precision laser cut parts

The lines opened in 1861 and 1875 respectively

This bespoke 6 x A4 laser cut 3mm thick poplar plywood sheets model has been designed (in 1/76 scale) OO scale to reflect the elegance and detail of this iconic station

The “typical” design was captured in a drawing by J

The Deeside Railway carried passengers and goods from Aberdeen to Ballater

The base size of the standard  model when assembled  is approx  184 x 251 mm

The station was later absorbed into the London and North Eastern Railway and currently operates as a Scotrail station on the main line from Edinburgh to Aberdeen