A few of Lee's locomotives
These are carefully researched and designed using original drawings and the latest CAD design packages.
They are then hand made in brass with all construction carried out in a new South Korean factory, allowing the very best of quality control.
(See the links page to catch up with future plans and availability)
These are carefully researched and designed using original drawings and the latest CAD design packages.
They are then hand made in brass with all construction carried out in a new South Korean factory, allowing the very best of quality control.
(See the links page to catch up with future plans and availability)
L.M.S. Fowler Patriot No 5539 'Private W, Wood V.C.'
Same but from further back
Four cylinder Stanier pacific No 6205 ‘Princess Victoria’ passes Ewyas Harold with a heavy L.M.S. passenger train. The pristine locomotive is seen here in it’s mid 1930s condition.
A numbered edition of this famous class, giving full attention to the modifications carried out over the years, covering Nos 6200-6212
L.M.S. Jubilee No 5600 'Bermuda' at Sydney Gardens
Ex G.W.R. Prairie No 5198.
L.M.S. Patriot No 5538 'Giggleswick'
'Duke of Connaught' in sepia
B.R. lined green Jubilee No 45564 'New South Wales' with Martyn Welch weathering.
G.W.R. Clerestory carriage No 3133
Dean bogie 7ft single No 3065 'Duke of Connaught'
L.M.S. Fowler Patriot No 5511 'Isle of Man' with Martyn Welch weathering.
L.M.S. Patriot No 5503 'The Leicestershire Regiment'
Duke of Connaught at Temple Meads old station
L.M.S. Princess Royal Class No 6203 'Princess Margaret Rose'
L.M.S Jubilee No 5593 'Kolhapur'
(Smoke effect now under development)
