Highland Engine shed (single)This Highland Railway Engine Shed portrays a style of single line shed that could be seen in small stations across much of the Highland Railway. The Highland Railway still survives operated by Scotrail although few of the stone build sheds survive The lines (formed by numerous amalgamations of local railways) operates from Kyle of Lochalsh on the West coast of Scotland to Thurso and Wick in the North. To the East and South it ranged from Buckie and

a very enjoyable couple of hours in the making

The first wooden station opened in 1863 but

Thanks are given to the GSWR Association and Ian Middleditch for their assistance in developing this kit

This model reflects the nearby Goods Shed in the railway’s operating days

as at least 10% of the income is donated each year

1 off Rannoch Viaduct kit

The base size of this model when assembled  is approx   238 x 50 mm (to help with layout designs)

The base size of this model when assembled  is approx  751 x 150 mm (to help with layout designs)

with thanks to him for allowing us to show the photos

with extensions option B 1  201 x 145

This model shows the station in its current configuration of rooms

length - 7 cm