This is a Club Members layout
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Tiree, N gauge roughly 1963, but Grouping and Nationalisation never happened.
The Name Tiree is chosen because this layout was originally built on the Island of Tiree, however, since I went to school using the Kyle line the layout’s style is now that of Highland Railways.
Tiree occupies a 16ft by 7 foot Square, but the layout is L shaped so the inside of the L is the operator space. The main boards are 2 ft deep but have scenic extensions hung on the front, making them 2ft 10inches or 3 ft 2 inches deep.
Due to Tiree being originally a home heavy layout, she is now on three, 4 wheel trolleys with other boards transported inside the trolleys.
There is still much work to be done, wiring between boards is under way. Some buildings still need construction