DISCOUNTS: -15% OFF ORDERS OVER £50 (use code SALE15 at the checkout)

Detailed Miniature Resin Models:
Unique designs in 1/144, N gauge (1/152) & 1/200 scales...
...and now 1/76 & 1/72 scale
DISCOUNTS: -15% OFF ORDERS OVER £50 (use code SALE15 at the checkout)
Detailed Miniature Resin Models:
Unique designs in 1/144, N gauge (1/152) & 1/200 scales...
...and now 1/76 & 1/72 scale
FREE UK DELIVERY ON SMALL-SCALE MODELS : Overseas delivery for a flat fee of £4.50
Small-scale models despatched in 1-2 working days
1/76 & 1/72 scale models printed to order, despatch takes up to 5 working days plus additional carriage for all large scale models.
It's been a busy few months family-wise, so the output of new models has been a bit limited
- plenty of new projects in hand though if the summer chores allow!
The biggest project - literally a huge model, as well as the work that had to go into the design - is the Chubb Pathfinder airport fire tender. It sold around the world to both civil and military customers from the early 1970s - one of the first 'heavy' crash tenders designed to cope with the newer jet airliners then becoming more common. It's available in the full range of scales.
Another new 1/76 scale fire tender - the Austin K6 CO2 tender - is a redesign of my earlier small-scale attempt.
Completely redrawn, the model would be a great accompaniment to those early post-war airliners.
The Crossley Mobile Workshop was inspired by a photograph of these vehicles disembarking from landing ships a few days after D-Day. There is tremendous scope for a post-D-Day diorama of a forward airfield - typhoons perhaps - with field repairs being carried out in these trucks. Either 1/76 or 1/144 scale - if only I had time myself...
The Seddon-Atkinson SE411 and 10t 'Queen Mary' trailer were relatively simple additions to the large scale range, because the original drawings were created with high detail. With the addition of cab detail and a removable roof, it was ready to go!
Lastly, I had a request for these fire hose carts to decorate a domestic RAF scene diorama. I seem to remember carts like this still in use on RAF stations in the 1980s!!
Many thanks to all for your continuing support - enjoy your modelling!
I thought it's about time to make buying my models a bit more professional! All my existing designs - unique to me and now well over a hundred - are available to purchase in unpainted form. Please have a look around...
Like a lot of people, I've been making models of all sorts since getting my first Airfix kit as a kid. When I couldn't find the particular truck I wanted for a military rail project, I took the plunge into 3D printing and everything snowballed from there! I find the whole process fascinating - from starting with a blank screen to ending up with a finished miniature model!
Thanks to the support and feedback from a number of my early customers, I have been encouraged to expand the range of models to cover a wide range of civilian, military and aviation subjects. The only downside is that now I don't have much time left for my own modelling!!
I use a 3D liquid resin printer, which provides superb detail, despite being a slower and more complicated process than simple filament printing. I do all the 3D drawings myself from scratch - most of the models are designed and drawn in 1/35 or 1/76 size, then scaled down to the required size - usually 1/144 scale or 1/152 (for N gauge). The detail achievable is pretty impressive...
My subjects are a mix of my own preferences and customer suggestions - so if there's a model you need and can't find anywhere else, drop me a line and I may be able to help! Also, since they are all my own drawings, I can sometimes customise the basic designs to make particular vehicles.
But please note, I don't sell or licence my design files.
My miniatures are made from a liquid photopolymer resin, which is cured with UV light to harden it after printing. This results in a hard, but somewhat brittle plastic - which can easily break if handled carelessly. If you drop a model onto a hard surface, it will probably shatter!
The printing process requires the addition of supports - I try to remove all trace of these, but you may need to do some final cleaning up before painting - use a fine file or sharp craft knife.
Minor blemishes in models can be filled with regular plastic filler, but do not hesitate to contact me if you are unsatisfied with the quality of the model you have received. Models are best primed before painting. If necessary, parts can be glued with a small amount of superglue.
PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL MODELS ARE SUPPLIED IN GREY UNPAINTED RESIN UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED - PHOTOS OF PAINTED EXAMPLES ARE FOR ILLUSTRATION ONLY
My models are detailed miniatures for serious modellers, intended for static display
- they are not toys and are unsuitable for children
Free UK delivery via standard Royal Mail 2nd Class large letter post for orders over £20 for small scale (N, 1:144, 1:200) models.
Larger scale models are sent by 48hr Tracked Parcel service are £3.50 per order.
I am happy to despatch outside the UK, subject to extra postage - a flat fee of £4.50 is charged to cover international postage (£8.00 for 1/76 scale models)
If require special delivery services, such as Express or Signed-For, please contact me before ordering.
Looking for something specific? Have a question about some of my products or services? Send me a message - I'll get back to you as soon as I can.
I will try to respond as quickly as possible, but don't forget that, since this is only a hobby, the day job has to take priority!