Historic Inverness market's model railway back on track
Paul CampbellA model railway has been re-installed in Inverness' historic Victorian Market.
Since about the 1970s, a scale-model locomotive and carriages travelled in a big loop along a track in the rafters of the 155-year-old shopping arcade.
The train was removed during a revamp of the market and creation of a new food hall, which opened in 2022.
Following months of work, the 361ft (110m) of new track and multiple trains were officially launched by four-year-old Rosie, who won a competition to help unveil the new-look railway.
The project was a collaborative effort involving a number of organisations, including Highland Council, Inverness and District Model Railway Club, UHI and businesses.
The market, which first opened in 1870, is in Inverness city centre.
Paul Campbell
Paul Campbell
Paul Campbell
Paul Campbell