These are just a selection of the models I've built. In most cases there is extra information and some extra pictures available.
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The first is a simple robotic arm I built. It has five degrees of freedom and it was quite capable of picking up small objects and moving them around. There are more pictures available. |
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The Electric Dockyard Crane from the July and Cotober 1978 issues of Meccano Magazine. I've got some further details and extra pictures available including a full parts listing. |
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This one is a windmill that was appeared as constructorproject 59 in issue number 63 of The Meccanoman's Newsmag (the July 1992 issue) Meccanoman's Journal. My wife liked the look of it, so I built it. Some more information is available. |
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A small model truck from the manual of one of the recent sets. I'll fill in the details of which set when I bother to check the manuals out. I don't have any extra information about this model. This does prove that I do sometimes tackle small things rather than always jumping in at the deep end. |
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This model is the number 10 set leaflet number 7 model of a block setting crane (model 10.7). Again, I've got some more information available about this model. |
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As described in the pre-war super model leaflet, this model is of a Vertical Log Saw. As usual, there is some extra inofmation available which includes more pictures and a parts listing. |
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This is a very simple model of a bird that pecks its way down a vertical axle. Naturally, more pictures and information are available. |
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Here is another windmill, this time built mostly from Junior (plastic) Meccano. I have provided a short description which includes a parts list and some additional photographs. |
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This one is a model of a train built only using Junior Meccano. A short description with full parts list is available with extra pictures. |
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