Fort William StationIn 1894 the West Highland Railway opened Fort William Station as a terminus of the line running from Glasgow (actually from Craigendoran). Situated beside Loch Linnhe sea loch it served the local steamer pier as well as the town. The building is notable for its crenellated tower and lunette window over the majestic entrance. Unfortunately, the station was decommissioned and demolished in 1975 replaced by a new station to the East (away from the

(Benderloch and Kentallen were to the same design but mirror images

This bespoke 6 x A4 plus 1 x A5 laser cut 3mm plywood sheet (2x 0

This kit offers a façade of the FRONT of the tenement

The base size of this model when assembled (in OO)  is approx  325 x 160 mm (to help with layout designs)

animal feeds and other foodstuffs

To build the Altnaslanach Bridge requires 2 SPAN kits and 1 ENDS kit which is included in the version option

This bespoke 3 x A4 laser cut 3mm plywood sheet (1xA4+ in 0

8mm sheet) model has been designed in 1/76 scale to capture

The Kit includes the station building with a small goods/parcel shed

Killin Junction

The line was opened in August 1903

included are two canal boats as well