Fairlie Signal CabinFairlie Station was a typical example of a GSWR (Glasgow and South Western Railway) small station and it was opened on the Largs branch in 1880. The Signal Cabin was at the South end of the Northbound platform. This kit can be used with the kit of Fairlie Station also available from PoUp Designs. This bespoke 1 x A5 3mm plywood sheet (1 x 0. 8mm sheet) model has been designed in 1 76 scale to capture the detail of this classic signal cabin. The

a very enjoyable couple of hours in the making

The base size is 222mm x 577mm at its biggest width

The station was closed in 1964 and demolished (being in poor repair)

There are a pub and shop on the ground floor

8m ply sheets) model has been designed in 1/76 scale to represent these lovely small buildings

The cupola kilns are seen throughout Speyside and the efficiency of the design led to their use across Scotland

This tenement kit represents a basic tenement without the bay windows that signified more affluent areas

MODEL REQUIRES GLUE & SOME CRAFT SKILLS

The signal box is no longer used but still houses its lever frame

25mm material that would be needed

Photo courtsey of him in the gallery

Benderloch and Kentallen