Shown below are all of the small scale LEGO® models of trams that I have built. Although I consider them to be small scale, they are mostly based at around O gauge in size, which is a scale of approximately 7mm to 1 foot. There are also a few LEGO trams that are a similar size, but not exact to that scale, making them closer to scale with the LEGO Minifigures, which involves distorting certain dimensions to make them look right alongside the figures.

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LEGO Model of Blackpool Brush Railcoach 630

Completed July 2018
A model of Blackpool Brush Railcoach 630 in 1990s condition as preserved at Crich Tramway Village in Derbyshire, built using LEGO bricks to approximately O gauge. This is a static model with a display plinth that resembles a section of street.

LEGO Model of a Blackpool Coronation Tram

Completed October 2012
The first model of a tram I built using LEGO bricks, based on a Blackpool Coronation car and built to approximately O gauge (7mm = 1 foot). This is a static model with a display plinth that resembles a section of street.

LEGO Model of a San Francisco Cable Car

Completed August 2013
A model of San Francisco cable car number 25 built from LEGO bricks. This is a based on a design by Warren Elsmore in his book “Brick City” with a few alterations to resemble the 1905 to 1907 United Railroads livery car 25 currently runs in. Again, this is a static model.

LEGO Model of a Snowbroom Tram

Completed February 2013
The second model of a tram built from LEGO bricks, this is a freelance design of a snowbroom works tram used for clearing snow from the tracks. Another static model with a display plinth that resembles part of a snow covered street.