Aberdour StationAberdour is an award winning station located in the South of Fife in Scotland. It was opened in June 1890 by the North British Railway as the lines to Fife were accessed via the new Forth Rail Bridge (itself opened on the 4th of March that year). The station was later absorbed into the London and North Eastern Railway and currently operates as a Scotrail station on the main line from Edinburgh to Aberdeen. Aberdour station has long been admired for

Markinch station lies on the main line from Edinburgh to Dundee

Killin and Killin Junction Stations offering the modeller the opportunity to build a branch line joining a main line amidst Scotland’s best scenery

The Goods Shed at Markinch was notable as the home to LNER A4 Union of South Africa 4488 for over 20 years

This bespoke 2 x 3mm plywood sheet (2 x 0

Signal Cabin at Whauphill which is a GSWR Type 7 design

lay on the famous “Port Road” line running from Dumfries to Stranraer

The Signal Box is also recently restored

The Low relief kit is based on the station facing elevation of the current core of the hotel (it excludes additional out buildings)

The island platform station has been well preserved as an outdoor centre for a scout group

The diagram below shows the canopy options and sizes for each kit A

This Killin Line set includes:

The Dornoch light railway was a link to the main line which unfortunately