Dalmally StationDalmally Station on the Callander and Oban Railway was opened in 1877, initially as a terminus but soon extended to Oban, and remains in use today. The main station building[1] was stone built in keeping with its use by the Duke of Argyll. This lay on the up line. This kit represents the wooden building on the down line which survived until the late 60s when it was demolished. It had 2 entrances for a waiting room and tearoom. The building originally

It was absorbed by the Highland Railway 10 years later as a route from Perth via Inverness

Thanks are given to Andrew Swan

Platform B: this is an extension kit that can extend the length of the platform by up to   1 metre (100 cms)

Mix and match for your own model requirements

but the West Box closed in 1935 The second box (the tall one) at the East then took on both tasks

Card sizes:

Some extra windows are included should the modeler prefer to use the windows as per the original design

In particular

The Signal Box is also recently restored

The building still exists

to help with model layout positioning

This bespoke 1 x A4 laser cut 3mm plywood sheet (1xA4 in 0