Blair Atholl Railway StationBlair Athole (sic) station was opened by the Inverness and Perth Junction Railway in September 1863. It lies on the mainline running from Perth to Inverness. Now known as Blair Atholl the station was remodeled in the 1960s by removing the South wing. This model is based on the original station. The kit is based on original drawings, and photographs by Mr. Ian Ross. This bespoke 6 x A4 laser cut 3mm thick poplar plywood sheets model has been designed

The Viaduct requires glue

The Corrour Signal box is also available from PopUp

The Station at Glenfinnan

The additional “TERMINUS” to complete the current station layout

1 off Rannoch Viaduct kit

The station lies on the Highland Railway line from Aviemore to Inverness and was opened in 1892

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

Doors at either end allowed the rail wagons to pass through the shed whilst a side door allowed access to a loading bay for carts and vans to deliver to or retrieve goods from the wagons

This Killin Line set includes:

This design is by Iain Ross and based on his research into real highland rail buildings

waiting shelter 70 x 48 ( to help with layout designs)

000 crofts with the majority held in tenancy