Rannoch StationRannoch Station lies on the glorious Scottish West Highland Line. Considered one of Britains 100 Best Railway Stations in Simon Jenkins book of that name[1] the Station was opened to passengers in 1894. The station was built by James Renton, a Director of the west Highland Line who had to pay the navies from his own fortune as the line proved expensive to build as it kept sinking into the Rannoch Moor bog eventually supported by a brushwood raft.

Originally with 12 smoke vents these were replaced around the time of the 2nd World War with continuous vents (as in this kit)

beautifully preserved

the extension original extra canopy is approx 480 long

The base size of this OO model when assembled  is approx 295 x 120  mm (to help with layout designs)

This goods shed is representative of sheds found at Garve

8 mm sheet))

Killin Junction

In 1894 the West Highland Railway opened Fort William Station as a terminus of the line running from Glasgow

John Paton for their help in the research for this kit

This bespoke 1 x A3 laser cut 3mm plywood sheet (Fence posts on 1

but on the Grant’s estate

Midland and Scottish Railway)