MR Traction truck

Noel Leaver built this example of our MR traction truck kit.

2mm LMS Fitted underframe

Nick Mitchell has built this LMS Van from the N Gauge Society and equpped it with our 10' WB LMS Fitted underframe. Both the body kit and underframe are available to members of the 2mm Scale Association through their shop. (http://www.2mm.org.uk/)

BR CCTs

This one speaks for itself

4mm BR CCT

Tim Shackleton's build of our 4mm CCT kit. Watch out for this one in MRJ.

4mm BR CCT

Richard Oldfield has built this example of our 4mm BR CCT kit for an upcoming article in Rail Express Modeller. It will end up running on Mostyn. Almost makes me want to dust off my BR Rail Blue collection. Almost...

2mm BR CCT

Edward Sissling's picture of his build of the 2mm Scale Association CCT, a kit designed by us. This model is planned to appear in MRJ shortly, alongside a 3mm version built by John Sutton, and a 4mm build by Tim Shackleton.

2mm/N Class 76 Electric locomotives

A pair of our 2mm scale EM1/Class 76 resin and etched kits operate on Alan Whitehouse's MSW layout which was a star attraction at this year's Warley show. These ones have 2mm Finescale wheels, but they can also be built to N Gauge standards. Locos built by Pauline McKenna and the photo is from Mick Simpson.

The overhead gantries are also available from us to special order (both 2- and 3-track versions).

Alan has captured the MSW to perfection - except it isn't raining as it should be! The MGRs are empty so they must be heading back to the Yorkshire pits.

I can remember these locos at Guide Bridge and Reddish from teenage trainspotting trips - quite a hike from Cheltenham to Manchester. Unfortunately I only travelled over the MSW to Sheffield once, on a Trans-Pennine DMU diverted on Sundays from the Hope Valley route long after the normal passenger services had stopped. We reversed at Sheffield Victoria into the Midland station.

Shots of the overhead equipment of the MSW at Broadbottom (what a name for a station), Dinting, and the similar equipment on the GE at Stratford can be seen at http://www.flickr.com/photos/chrishiggs/sets/72157603339766313/