Millimodels

Millimodels

Millimodels started in 2005. The founder is Robin Madge.
He has published some highly detailed new railway models in the line of the original Micromodels.
Just like the original Micromodels these are printed on small cards with a wrapper around it in the scale of 1:200 .
These models are only sold on eBay.

GCS1 Great Central Railway Local Passenger Train, circa 1905.
The locomotive is a 9K class Robinson 4-4-2T locomotive (LNER C13 class).
The train contains two clerestory non-corridor coaches and  a horsebox.

None of these locomotives have been preserved.

GCS2 Great Central Railway Goods Train, circa 1905.
The locomotive is a 9J class Robinson 0-6-0 (LNER J11 class)
The train contains a dropside wagon, a 15 foot wheelbase van, a 15 ton 6 wheel brake van and a double bolster wagon.

None of these locomotives have been preserved.

GWS1 Great Western Railway 48xx & Auto Train, circa 1935.
The locomotive is a 48xx class Collet 0-4-2T.
The train contains two auto-coaches

A number of these locomotives and various examples of different designs of auto-coaches are preserved.

GWS2 Great Western Railway 54xx & B set coaches, circa 1935.
The locomotive is a 54xx class Collet 0-6-0PT Pannier Tank.

None of the 54xx class have been preserved .
Micromodels listed this model in the 1949 catalogue, but never published it.

GWS3 Great Western Railways 45xx & Goods Train, circa 1935.
The locomotive is a 45xx class Churchward 2-6-2T.
The train contains two different goods vans, an open wagon, a container wagon with container and a brake van.

Some examples of this class of loco are preserved.

LYS1 Lancashire & Yorkshire Railways Goods Train, circa 1911.
The locomotive is a Class 27 Aspinall 0-6-0.
The train contains a low sided wagon, a loco coal wagon, a 10 ton goods van with both sides roll back roof and a 6-wheel brake van.

One locomotive of this class is preserved.
Micromodels listed this model in the 1949 catalogue, but never published it.

LYS2 Lancashire & Yorkshire Railways Passengers Train, circa 1911.
The locomotive is an Aspinall 2-4-2T.
The train contains a Leeds-Bradford-Liverpool (LBL) three coach set.

The first locomotive of this class, number 1008, is preserved.

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SECS1 South Eastern & Chatham Railway Passenger Train, circa 1910.
The locomotive is a Wainwright H class 0-4-4T.
The coaches are a three coach A set of “birdcage” stock. They are so called because of their raised roof sections over the guard’s compartments.

One locomotive of this class is preserved.

SECS2 South Eastern & Chatham Railway Goods Train, circa 1910.
The locomotive is a Wainwright 0-6-0C.
The train contains two different vans, three different open wagons and a 6-wheeled brake van.

One locomotive of this class  is preserved.