Caledonian Railway (CR) Signal boxThe Caledonian Railway introduced a standard style of signal box immediately after the Board of trade mandated signalling. This standard soon became somewhat ignored as the Northern and Southern Divisions differed and boxes within the divisions were altered to suit the preferences of the builders as they were constructed. The Lanarkshire and Ayrshire general type of signal cabin is used as the foundation of this kit and closely represents a box at

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The base size of this model when assembled  is approx  315 x 290 mm   in OO gauge  (to help with layout designs)

) When the line was opened from Crieff to Lochearnhead this new station was built in the village itself

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Brechin Station is now the home of the heritage “Caledonian Railway” which runs trains from

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

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This is an A4 card and therefore can be posted as a large letter in the UK

Photographs of completed longmorn station with colour and paint

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This model reflects the nearby Water Tower in the railway’s operating days

The basic concept is of a villa main building with offices on the ground floor and accommodation for the station master on the first