North British Railway Station (typical)The North British Railway used a fairly standard design across many of its smaller stations. Some built in wood and some with brick and with variations in layout. The typical design was captured in a drawing by J. Bruce Murray which inspired this kit. The size and layout of the station and shelter is based on North East Fife stations (Luthrie & Kilmany) on the Newburgh and North Fife Railway where plans were obtained from the National Records of

The Viaduct requires glue

at some point

This kit is based on the glorious art-deco cinema in Aberfeldy

The kit comes in 2 parts:

author of “The Port Road” for his help in sourcing the dimensions for this kit

Dornoch Engine Shed

Platform A: this is a 75cm long single platform (+ slope)

The design has added options based on further information from the North British Railway Study Group which adds a canopy and also adds the side screens similar to North Queensferry Station

The kit offers option of either:

The Signal Box requires glue

The kit also offers an option to take into account the station being built on a slope

8m ply) model has been designed in 1/76 scale to capture this attractive small station