With big thanks to the Mendip Group, in particular Andrew Campbell, Gordon Gravett and John Cook, I’m happy to announce the addition of 22 new Pre-Grouping era figures. These include loco crews and station staff covering the period 1875 to 1922. The new figures can be found in the Pre-Grouping category of the website.
I'm pleased to announce the release of 8 new figures produced in conjunction with Pendon Museum. Some of... read more
Modelu customer Chris Chewter is a volunteer fireman at the Gloucestershire and Warwickshire Railway and recently brought his loco crew... read more
Modelu's second month of operation has been a busy one with more 3D Body Scanning and work on a diverse... read more
A new range of figures has been launched to cover the non-Railway side of figures including poses suitable for... read more
The 'Ragged Victorians - The Great Unwashed' are an award winning living history group, re-enacting the lower classes of... read more
The new downloadable Modelu catalogue is now available! The catalogue features digital images of the entire product range... read more
A number of First World War Royal Engineer figures have been added to the range to compliment the growing... read more
During the BRM show at Alexandra Palace I met Paul James who kindly brought his collection of uniforms from... read more
The 3D scanned locomotive and rolling stock lamps are now available to order in 4mm scale via the website,... read more
Last year I was approached by Pendon Museum to assist with creating new figures specifically for the Vale Scene. A... read more
Comments (9)
I enjoyed looking at these excellent figures. Are they available in 10mm scale? I model the LSWR in Gauge1 c1880-1910 and would love to have some age appropriate figures on my diorama. Thank you.
Hi Peter, thank you for your feedback. You can order any of the figures in gauge 1, just drop me a mail with their stock numbers and orientations (left or right hand drive) and I’ll raise an order.
Cheers
Thank you, but having read your advertising info. it seems that 1/32 scale is the largest size you produce. As mentioned I model in 10mm to 1 foot to a scale of 1/30. Is there any possibility you could produce figures in this size as a 5’6″ man in 1/32 would only be about 5’3″ in 10mm scale. A bit too much of a reduction. Any help would be most appreciated. Regards, Peter.
Thank you for your reply, but I’m not sure whether you are able to produce figures to the 10mm scale I model in (1/30). The 1/32 scale are just a bit too small for my use as a 5′ 6″ man in 1/32 is only 5’3″ in 1/30 scale. Kind regards, Peter.
Hi Peter, 1/30th is no problem, if you’d like to place and order please select 1/32nd from the list and at checkout you can add a note to the order to say you require 1/30th.
Best regards
Alan
Do you have pricing for 16mm figures. I cannot find a mention of them
Hi,
Thanks for your message. I can print 16mm figures to order currently, please drop me an email at info@modelu3d.co.uk and a list of which product codes you would like to order. 16mm figures are £25 each.
Many thanks
Alan
Crediton Museum is having a Railway theme this year, and we have a Scaleseven model on Crediton Stn. in LSWR days and will have the loan of a T3 4-4-0 and coaches. Do you do any 7mm. models of Edwardian people? If so, what and how much. The exhibition opens 1.4.19. REgards DD
Hi David, thanks for your message. I don’t as yet but am making connections with groups who have the costumes and plan to launch a range later this summer.