Boat of Garten StationBoat of Garten Station was opened in 1863 by the Inverness and Perth Junction Railway. The buildings were rebuilt in 1904 (the predecessor having burnt down). Boat of Garten was a junction between the Highland Railway and a branch of the Great North of Scotland Railway joining the line to Elgin at Craigellachie. This model shows the station in its current configuration of rooms. This bespoke 5 x A4 laser cut 3mm plywood sheets model has been designed

Plockton Station was opened in 1897 as the then Highland Line from Dingwall was extended from Stromeferry to the pier at Kyle of Lochalsh

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Note that the Gaur Viaduct has 5 spans

The side doors are supplied as “open” or “closed”

beautifully preserved

It has 47 precision laser cut parts

It was opened in 1901 and

The kit is designed as a 4-storey block but can be truncated as a 2-storey building

Carrbridge Station is a fine example of a wooden building constructed to the designs of George Craig

author of “The Port Road” for his help in sourcing the dimensions and information for this kit

Corrugated iron was a result of the industrial revolution being first introduced in the mid 1800’s

It can be used with the PopUp TENEMENT kit to add to a row of tenement buildings