Mamod

Founded in 1936 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 made models. Mamod then started selling their engines under their own name and are still going strong.

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Mamod Centurion	Mamod FE1	Mamod Harry the Rocket	Mamod LB1
Mamod ME1 (1937)	Mamod ME1 (1958)	Mamod ME2	Mamod ME3
Mamod Minor 1 (1939)	Mamod Minor 1 (1975)	Mamod Minor 2 (1948)	Mamod Minor 2 (1978)
Mamod SC2	Mamod SA1 Steam Roadster	Mamod SE1 Stationary (1937)	Mamod SE1 Stationary (1946)
Mamod SE1 Stationary (1958)	Mamod/Hobbies SE2 Stationary (1936)	Mamod SE2 Stationary (1948)	Mamod SE2 Stationary (1953)
Mamod SE2 Stationary (1954)	Mamod SE2a Stationary	Mamod/Hobbies SE3 stationary (1937)	Mamod SE3 Twin Cylinder Stationary
Mamod SE4 Twin Cylinder Stationary	Mamod Showman's engine	Mamod SL6 Locomotive	Mamod SP1 Overtype Stationary
Mamod SP2 Overtype Stationary	Mamod SP2 (UM&OSF limited edition)	Mamod SP2D Overtype Stationary with dynamo	Mamod SP3 Meccano engine
Mamod SP4 Stationary	Mamod SP5 Twin Cylinder Stationary	Mamod SP5D Twin Cylinder Stationary with dynamo	Mamod SP6 piston valve stationary
Mamod SR1 Steam Road Roller	Mamod SR1a Road Roller (special edition)	Mamod SW1 Steam Wagon	Mamod SW1 50th anniversary edition
Mamod TE1 Traction Engine	Mamod TE1a Traction Engine	Mamod TE1a 60th aniversary edition	Meccano steam engine