​MALCOLM MITCHELL'S FINESCALE MODEL MAKING SITE 
WELCOME TO MY WEB SITE THAT CELEBRATES THOSE BEAUTIFULLY ENGINEERED LOCOMOTIVES OF THE GWR IN MINIATURE FORM AND ALL THINGS OF RAILWAY INTEREST.

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suberb New fully finished  coaches from Lee Marsh
GWR K14/15 Passenger Brake Van as in service from 1898 up to the 1930s

If I come across products of such high quality that they can stand beside the finest of scratch-built models, then I am happy to showcase them on my site. These are definitely such items and I'm happy to thoroughly endorse them! 
Those of you who have been lucky enough to see Lee's superb coaches in the flesh cannot fail to be mightily impressed by the sheer quality and faultless finish of these wonderful models. These are to be the final coaches to be produced by Lee, so if you want to be the proud owner of one of these seminal products now's probably your last chance! These models are in stock and ready to be delivered.
Click on the link below for full details and view more images.
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Lee Marsh GWR Coaches

The latest locomotive to roll out of the 'A'Shop is this 'Armstrong' 4-4-0 in 7mm scale.

A bit of monochrome adds to the period atmosphere!
​Stowe Grange fresh from the 'shops'

6028 King George VI emerges from the works

The King class were impressive beasts!

It's a job to know where to stop when it comes to cab detail!

King George VI in the early stages of construction

One of Armstrong's attractive little 517 class locomotives

The Grange class 4-6-0 locos were very popular with crews
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Small prairie no. 4568 simmers in the morning light.

BR(W) 14xx No. 1443 - beautifully weathered and photographed by Martyn Welch.   (Photo courtesy Martyn Welch)

1443 before weathering by martyn welch

Visit my sales page to see what items are currently available either from stock or listed on Ebay.

A model of ex gwr 0-4-2 collett tank number 1450 constructed
​for it's co-owner

The 45xx pictured at the head of this page has now been beautifully painted and weathered by  Fred Lewis of  welshwizardlocoworks for its new owner. 
(Photos courtesy of Fred Lewis)

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All the photographs on this site are of models built from my own etched components and kits, unless credited otherwise. Some scratchbuilding is also involved in a few of the locomotives illustrated, and over the coming months I hope to bring you more stage-by-stage construction shots and tips that will illustrate the methods and techniques that I use in producing the type of models that you see here. Please come back often!



​A short video discussing a few basics!