Little models

[TramFan]

A Few mini, micro models, some complete some not scale from 1:120 to 1:200, mostly BR but the little engine on the left is from Zio Prudenzio, a little Italian loco.
Owen

[Kevin WS]

Very nice. Are there a actual Micromodels there?

If so which ones?

[Diderick A. den Bakker]

May I draw your attention to the collection of british locs and rollingstock designed by Ray Morris?

[Butelczynski]

Wow,those are really good (and super small).

[MacSongLi]

Very nice work. Great looking little locos.


Gary

[Don Boose]

That is a fine-looking stable of locomotives executed in very small scales.

Don

[Philip]

I like those locos a lot.

[beckychestney]

Originally Posted by Diderick A. den Bakker

May I draw your attention to the collection of british locs and rollingstock designed by Ray Morris?

Here's the link: Ray Morris's Locomotives

[TramFan]

Thanks to all for the interest shown in my post of little models, Kevin, yes some are Micromodels, there are a few free down loads on the Micromodels site, Diderick, thanks for your info, I have seen Ray Morris loco's before and actually downloaded a few in 2015 when I first became interested in paper modeling, I am busy with the J Class from N and W also as the Lion model, unfortunately there is no file for the tender for Lion so I will have to scratchbuild it, thanks to Beckychestney for the link to Ray's page. I wonder if he still sells the cd's with the models on, his email address on his site does not work.
Regards
Owen

[jamoldover]

There definitely was a file with the Lion tender at one point, because I have a copy of it (in PDF), and I'm sure it came from Ray's site. Based on the file date, I downloaded it about 10 years ago, so it's possible something happened to it in the meantime.

Question for the moderators: Would it be considered a copyright violation for me to provide that file?