Rogart Signal BoxSituated on the line from Inverness to Wick and Thurso, Rogart was opened in 1868 by the Sutherland Railway (later the Highland Railway and now Scotrail). There were 2 signal boxes at Rogart, effectively mirror images. The signal box is of a design common in the region. This bespoke 1 x A4 laser cut 3mm plywood sheet (Windows in 0. 8mm ply) model has been designed (in 1 76 scale) to reflect the detail of this lovely little signal box. The base size of

The tenancy on crofts is based on “statutory conditions” (seldom a written lease)

numbers of levers in the frame and

TT Gauge Orders: Scaling to TT requires slightly more modifications of the designs before cutting

various options for fitting the windows

we undersize the material to the closest thickness we have of 4mm plywood and recommend dry fitting the build first so that any joints that need to be sanded for a flush finish can be noted

some of the windows have been replaced by sash windows

The Gallery photos have pictures of the construction to help you make it up but instructions with these photos are included in the pack

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

There are many iconic building designs along the route and this kit attempts to represent the signal box and signalman’s cottages found at Corrour and Glen Douglas

It is sold under agreement with him

and managers

This bespoke kit in 1 x A4 3mm plywood sheets (1 x 0