Mamod SP2 Stationary Live Steam Engine, Ready Built, Popular Beginner's Choice - Great Fun

Everybody should have one - great value for money - great education tool - and all round great fun!

The smallest current production unit from Mamod, the 1332 is a powerful compact engine capable of driving a couple of accessories at one time. Standard features include a solid brass boiler and piston/cylinder assembly. The water gauge glass is located at the rear of the boiler. Fitted with a chrome plated fire box. Included solid fuel, filler funnel, and steam cylinder oil.

Recommended Age 14+ or with supervision.

Dimensions: L206XW126xH185mm

If you are seeking a hobby, buying that special gift or adding to a unique collection then working steam engines give pleasure to young and old alike and will be treasured for life.

History
Mamod was founded in Birmingham, U.K. by Geoffrey Malins in the late 1930's. Mamod initially made model stationary live steam engines, progressing to road rollers, traction engines and roadsters over the years. Mamod's live steam railway first appeared on the market in 1981. Their reputation for excellence has been built up over 50 years. All models are tested to strict standards and safety valves control the working pressures of all units. The Mamod range is broad, obtainable in pre-assembled or kit form to give variety and choice. Unlike Mamod steam engines of yester years which used methylated spirits as fuel, nowadays solid fuel tablets are used which is much safer.