Lanarkshire Tenement Corner LOW RELIEFThis kit is for a LOW RELIEF CORNER tenement. It can be used with the PopUp Lanarkshire Tenement LOW REKLIEF kit to add to a row of tenement buildings. This Lanarkshire tenement kit represents a basic tenement (without the bay windows that signified more affluent areas). It represents a building that can be found in many of the towns across West Central Scotland. The kit comes as a 3 storey building (to which an optional extra storey kit can be added)

This Distillery Kits (A and B) attempt to capture the essence of Doig’s distillery designs – without being based on a specific distillery

It comes with two A3 sized wood boards and you push out the parts to build this large rotating model

Brechin Station is available in 2 parts:

The base size of this OO model when assembled  is approx  464 x 105 mm (to help with design of railway layouts)

This bespoke 3 x A4 laser cut 3mm plywood sheet (1x0

These kits are inspired by the viaducts that lie on the West Highland Line in Scotland

It is based on Newton Stewart which opened in 1860

The building was remodelled slightly in the 1930s to remove a crow stepped gable at the platform side

The cottage was a feature in many Scottish scenes

This Highland Railway Engine Shed portrays a style of single line shed that could be seen in small stations across much of the Highland Railway

the station was decommissioned and demolished in 1975 replaced by a new station to the East (away from the lochside)

Rogart was opened in 1868 by the Sutherland Railway (later the Highland Railway and now Scotrail)