Aberlady is a passing station on the Gullane Branch in East Lothian around 1924, immediately after the grouping, and is modelled by Edinburgh and Lothians MRC.
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This layout by Glenrothes MRC is a OO gauge model of a Scottish main line station during the 1990's.
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This layout by the Scottish Region Study Group is a model of Alloa station in the late 50's to early 60's.
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Blackston Junction - P4 Gauge |
This P4 model by the East of Scotland 4mm Group portrays Blackston station yard and the junction between the routes to Bo’ness and Bathgate during the Scottish BR steam era. Blackstone Junction |
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Blausee Mitzholz - HO Gauge |
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This model railway by Clydeside MRC is of the BLS network in Switzerland during the 1980’s and is built in the continental HO scale.
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Broomwood is a Scottish N Gauge layout set in the 1960's and was built by Cumbernauld MRC.
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Buffalo River Railroad - On30 Gauge |
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A freelance layout by Raven MRG set in the Pacific North West Region of the USA it depicts a narrow gauge system during the 1930's in the late autumn/early winter, and the snow has already made an appearance.
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Cardwell is a OO gauge layout by Clyde MRC representing a small terminal station somewhere in northern
Britain where a passenger service still operates, some freight
traffic is also retained serving industrial sidings.
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Carron Grove is a modern image UK outline 'N' gauge layout by Falkirk MRC. It has a 4 track mainline station, a diesel maintenance depot and container depot.
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Crawford Bridge - OO Gauge |
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This layout by East Kilbride MRC features the sweeping curves of the West Cost Main Line in the final days of steam and includes the viaduct over the River Clyde near Crawford that gives the layout its name.
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Devilla Colliery - OO Gauge |
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Exhibited by Stirling and Clackmannanshire MRC, Devilla colliery represents a generic Scottish colliery during the BR Blue era of 1976-83. It
operates as a single line branch with a passing loop in front. Behind the branch line lies 4 receiving roads for the colliery.
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Drumslochtock Summit - OO Gauge |
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Presented by Moray MRG, Drumslochtock Summit is on a fictional main line somewhere in Scotland,
and is set in the late 1980s/early 1990s. It has connections to the
South and to England, as well as the rest of the ScotRail network,
which ensures very heavy freight and passenger traffic. Branch line
traffic consists mainly of Sprinter units on local services.
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