Distillery Building B kitScottish Whisky distilleries are found across Scotland, the buildings becoming widespread after the excise act of 1823. Every building was different. However, the renowned Elgin based architect Charles Doig had a massive influence on the design of many of the iconic Whisky buildings. He is immortalised by the Cupola style Doig Ventilators on the kilns used (originally) to malt barley. The cupola kilns are seen throughout Speyside and the efficiency of

If the stage is not required there is an option to have longer steps all the way to the ground

converted into a house

(For modellers with larger attics

China Chair

Thanks are given to Roger from the current Anstruther Lifeboat Station for all his help in providing the history and drawings used to create this model

The kit shows the current form of the building (without this gable)

Boat of Garten Station was opened in 1863 by the Inverness and Perth Junction Railway

There is also a “EXTENDED” length version which includes the “Standard” kit PLUS one “Extension” kit of 3 x A4 sheets

The base size of this model when assembled  is approx  643 x 371 mm (to help with layout designs)

The model has 3 parts:

This bespoke 6 x A4 laser cut 3mm thick poplar plywood sheets model has been designed (in 1/76 scale) OO scale to reflect the elegance and detail of this iconic station

This building survived electrification in the ‘80s but was later demolished