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Click on the picture
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| The facade of our elegant station buildings at Brechin | ||||||
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The Caledonian Railway has much
to offer makers of period films as an authentic set. The superb original
terminus building is a unique example of its type, and its façade and large
ticket office are well-preserved. Brechin station is one of the largest in
preservation, and could easily represent a city terminus. There is also a
spacious square in front of the station on which urban scenes could comfortably
be staged. Trains drawn by steam locomotives can be provided for atmospheric station shots and authentic travel action.
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Camera crew from Japanese Station Fuji TV on site at Brechin |
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The Caledonian Railway also has the facilities to represent the modern railway, with its large collection of freight and passenger stock. Our fleet of diesel locomotives were a regular sight on the main line until the early 1990s, and could easily be adapted to resemble the current modern railway scene. In addition, with numerous Victorian warehouses and stores alongside the railway line, it could quite easily represent an industrial location from any time between 1820 and the present day.
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Urban Image: Authentic Victorian warehouse buildings |
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We would welcome any enquiries relating to TV and film shoots -
Please contact Tommy on
01356 622992 (office)
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Grampian TV filming period scenes at Bridge of Dun |
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| The unique concourse of our terminus buildings | ||||||
