Mamod History | |||
| Founded in 1937 in Birmingham (UK) by Geoffrey Malins. The name Mamod is derived from MAlins MODels. Mamod started life making a range of steam engines for sale under the Hobbies brand. These were to replace the Bowman models. Mamod then started selling their engines under their own name and are still going strong. | |||
Mamod Models | |||
 1351 New Mamod Train |  Centurion |  Centurion Fred Dibnah |  Challenger |
 DV1 |  FE1 Fire Engine |  Limousine 1403B |  ME1 |
 ME2 |  ME3 |  MEC1 |  MM1 |
 MM2 |  Meteor |  Pre-war SE3 |  Quobble SE3 Mod |
 RS1 |  RS2 |  Roadster |  SA1 |
 SA1L |  SC2 |  SC3 |  SC4 |
 SE1 |  SE1 and Workshop |  SE1A |  SE2 |
 SE2A |  SE2A and Workshop |  SE3 |  SE4 |
 SE4 Prototype |  SL1 |  SL1k |  SL2 |
 SL3 |  SL4 |  SL6 |  SP1 |
 SP2 |  SP3 |  SP4 |  SP5 |
 SP5 and Workstation |  SP6 |  SR1 |  SR1A |
 SW1 |  TE1 |  TE1A |  TE1A Old Glory |
 TE1V |  TE1V Ltd Edition |  TWK1 |  William |
 1380 Showmans Engine |  SP5D |  LB1 |  1355H Harry the Rocket |
 SR1A 60th Anniversary | |||
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