Low Hill O gauge group

The layout is set to depict the Glasgow suburbs in the mid to late 1980's and uses a lenz 100 system with full sound and lights fitted to all the locos.

Low Hill is a busy terminus station with a steady mix of loco hauled passenger trains ranging from Intercity routes linking Low Hill to Glasgow (queen street and central), Aberdeen, Edinbourgh and Inverness (usually seeing duff haulage, Dmus and even Dmu replacments) also linking with the West highland line with a train twice a day which can see a veriaty of 37's, 26's and 20's.

There is a steady but small amount of parcels brought into, loaded and unloaded at Low Hill as well as a dwindling Speedlink network supporting the few factorys that are able to make much use of the rail connection they just about maintain. There is a small paper mill, brewery and a few small distribution warehouse to cater for (seeing a varied mix of traction that are based as the main Scottish depots and even a few strays from further south).

The layout is 40ft long by 4ft wide, needing an extra 4ft at the rear for the operator's and will also need 2x 6ft tables to be provided for the stock to sit on making the over all floor plan 40ftx8ft. We also need a double plug socket for the electrics used on the layout