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NEW FOR 2012

Scotland
Height: 9.5cms Length: Cms
Ref No L3480

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NEW FOR 2012

Height: 5cms Length: 14.5cms
Ref: L3424

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NEW FOR 2011
Gretna Green, Scotland
Height: 4.5cms Length: 10.5cms
Ref: L3377

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NEW FOR 2010
Langholm Distillery, Dumfriesshire
Height: 7.5cms Length: 9.5cms
Ref: L3310

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NEW FOR 2010
The Palace of Holyroodhouse, Midloathian
Height: 5.5cms Length: 6.5cms
Ref: L3297

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NEW FOR 2009
A James Joyce 'Authentic Irish Pub' award winner. The Dingle is the perfect place to soak up some authentic Irish atmosphere and you are guarantedd that the 'craic' will be good!
Height: 6cms Length: 9.5cms
Ref: L3230

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NEW FOR 2009
This former eighteenth century pin mill was rescued from demolition and carefully rebuilt in it's present site overlooking the long rectangular canal at Bodnant Garden in 1939.
Height: 6.5cms Length: 7cms
Ref: L3224

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NEW FOR 2009
The pretty estate village of Parton is famous for it's terrace of Arts and Crafts houses, Which includes this delightful example with it's very own clock tower.
Height: 7cms Length: 8cms
Ref: L3225

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NEW FOR 2009
2009 is the International Year of Astronomy, so, what better time to produce this magnificent building which houses the UK Astronomy Technology Centre?
Height: 7.5cms Length: 9cms
Ref: L3172

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This grand building was built in the sixteenth centuryas a substantial town house for the Earls of Kellie from the nearby fourteenth century Kellie Castle. It can be found at Pittenweem - one of the five fishing villages of the East Neuk of Fife, which collectively became known as the 'five pearls' during the reign of James VI of Scotland.
Height: 7.5cms Length: 7cms
Ref: L3115

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Situated approximately 5 miles east of Inverness at the famous Culloden battlefield and Visitor Centre, this traditional Scottish croft has come to symbolise the end of an era in Scottish Highland clan cultural history.
Height: 4.5cms Length: 6.5cms
Ref: L2877

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This minute residence can be found on the quayside in the ancient seaside town of Conwy, in North Wales. Just six feet wide, eleven feet high and nearly eleven feet deep it really is of Lilliputian proportions!
As mentioned in the Guinness Book of Records.
Height: 6.5cms Length: 7cms
Ref: L2945

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New to the churchyard of Greyfriars Kirk is a pub called Greyfriars Bobby's Bar, a popular watering-hole for the tourists who flock to see the statue of Bobby, the faithful Skye Terrier who kept guard over his master's grave for fourteen years.
Height: 8cms Length: 7.5cms
Ref: L3039

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Situated near Dormie, Eileen Donan Castle stands a majestic sentinel atb the convergence of three lochs: Loch Long, Loch Alsh and LochDulch and has endured a turbulent history.
Height: 9cms Length: 21cms
Ref: L2789

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Local legend tells how two outlaw brothers built the Ugly House in 1475, using an ancient law which stated that if a house was built between sunset and the following sunrise then the builders could claim freehold - as long as it had walls, a roof and a smoking chimney!
Height: 5cms Length: 7.5cms
Ref: L3000

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There has been a fortification on this sate since the early tenth century, although this third castle (famous for it's blarney stone) was built in 1446 by Dermot MacCarty, King of Munster.
Height: 6.5cms Length: 5.5cms
Ref: L2781