This fiddle yard to terminus layout depicts a small country station located at the end of a branch line somewhere in Central Scotland. The timeframe is circa early 1960’s and the local industries, including a distillery, are served by a pickup freight service. Motive power is usually a Class 21 diesel although a steam locomotive may occasionally make an appearance and very rarely a Class 08 will appear! The passenger traffic is usually in the hands of an AC cars diesel railbus. Trackwork is Peco O gauge and the operating system is DCC. The layout is 16ft by 2ft and requires a 4ft operating space at the rear.
AC railbus arriving at the station 
AC diesel railbus at the station 
AC diesel railbus at the station 
NBL type 2 awaiting the signal 
Guard wondering where the loco and driver have gone 
NBL type 2 shunting the cattle dock 
Signal Box (side not visible to the public) 
View of the goods shed 
NBL type 2 loco ready to collect the guards van 
NBL type 2 locomotive leaving the cattle dock
INFORMATION FOR EXHIBITION MANAGERS
This layout is 4.88M (16ft) long x 0.61M (2ft) wide and is operated from the rear.
Minimum overall footprint for layout and working space is 5.79M (19ft) Long x 2.44M (8ft) deep inclusive of a space for barriers at the front.
We have our own barriers if required and the layout can be transported by our club trailer.
Minimum of operatons required is three.
The layout is currently available for exhibition use.