GSWR “Port Road” StationThis kit represents a stone built GSWR station. It is based on Newton Stewart which opened in 1860. Newton Stewart lay on the famous Port Road line running from Dumfries to Stranraer. It was a junction station for the Whithorn branch. The station was significantly extended in 1896. (The extended Newton Stewart Station is available as a separate kit.) The kit has an option to include a front porch which was added in 1893. Thanks are given to Andrew

A SPAN plus ENDS will build a single span bridge

This bespoke 6 x A4 3mm plywood sheet (3 x 0

This led to this large 4 road engine shed opened in 1879

The signal box is of a design common in the region

the buildings becoming widespread after the excise act of 1823

This kit represents Lochearnhead (2nd) Station

This Dalmally line set includes:

The Killin Junction Signal Box was a tall signal box that controlled the junction between the Killin Branch and the Oban to Callander main line

The cupola kilns are seen throughout Speyside and the efficiency of the design led to their use across Scotland

Richard Doake of Thurso

This Killin Line set includes:

8m ply) model has been designed in 1/76 scale