Altnaslanach BridgeCompleted in 1897 the bridge (viaduct) lies on the line between Aviemore and Inverness and crosses the Altnaslanach burn near Moy. Built with green oak it could be used on the marshy ground and still survives as the last mainline timber crossing in the UK albeit reinforced with contract since 2003. The kit comes in 2 parts: A Single SPAN Kit for the bridge (3xA4 4mm Ply Sheets (1 x 0. 8 mm sheet)) A kit for the ENDS of the bridge (1xA4 4mm Ply Sheets

3cm x 200cm

and this kit has options to allow it to represent similar sheds across the region whether they were formed of wood (Markinch)

Kit includes the main station building which lay on the island platform and the waiting shelter which was located on the other platform

The 2 parts must be purchased separately

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

some of the windows have been replaced by sash windows

Dalmally Station

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

so please contact us if you’re interested in a kit

The station was built by James Renton

albeit from a platform no longer in front of the station

This is due to the thickness of the plywood when scaling the kit from the OO gauge material of 3mm to the O gauge 5