Broomhill StationBroomhill Station was originally opened in 1863 as part of the Inverness and Perth Junction Railway on the line running from Forres to Aviemore. Closed in 1965 due to railway cuts in that decade, a replica was rebuilt by the volunteers at the Strathspey Railway in 1977. The original station served Dulnain Bridge and Nethy Bridge as well as carrying timber felled in the area. The station was filmed as Glenbogle station as part of a successful TV series

The base size of this OO model when assembled  is approx  309 x 107 mm (to help with design of railway layouts)  (3 x A4 sheets of 3mm ply + windows in 0

Additional expander kits can add as many roads as the modeller requires

one in Grey & one in white

Churches became one of its uses

China Chair

Tenements are a ubiquitous part of Glasgow and its environs

Brechin Station is now the home of the heritage “Caledonian Railway” which runs trains from

Aberdour is an award-winning station located in the South of Fife in Scotland

The Signal Box is also recently restored

the entrance arch has been converted into a vestibule with doors at either end

Full colour model photos of OO courtesy of Mr

Some parts will be very fine