Glasgow Tenement BuildingTenements are a ubiquitous part of Glasgow and its environs. Usually built in red sandstone they are synonymous with the city and will be an essential part of any scene that a modeller might wish to portray. The kit is representative of tenements across the city and can be embellished with options which occur in different neighbourhoods in the city. The kit is designed as a 4 storey block but can be truncated as a 2 storey building. Multiple kits can

Extra parts in either painted colour or natural wood are included

Houses on crofts (there may or may not be a residence on the croft) have seen several issues over the years as they have been covered by evolving rights under the statutory conditions

The station comprised two “mirror image” buildings on the North and South platforms built in wood based on a Caledonian Railway design that was later used at Callander Station

converted into a house

The Loch Tay Engine shed was a small one road shed that acted as the end of the Killin Branch running from Killin Junction (where the line met the Callander to Oban Line) to the quay at Loch Tay

Photos of the station with canopy in the gallery section

This kit is for a CORNER tenement

the full Muirkirk 4 road shed is available as a kit from PopUp

Approximate Dimensions (1:12 Scale):

The station was built by James Renton

This bespoke OO kit 3 x A4 laser cut 3mm plywood sheet model (windows in 0

5mm ply) model has been designed (in 1/76 scale) to reflect the detail of this iconic viaduct