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Built by Chris Fry
Based on Frank W. Weber's model in Constructor Quarterly issue 80.
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Built by Simon Greatrex
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Built by Chris Warrell
This model is based on the 1970s set 3 model 3.7. The main alterations are the tyres; two different types from the 1990s (I think) have been used, and the seat is changed to allow for the drive mechanism through. The steering mechanism has been om...
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Built by Chris Warrell
This elastic band powered model is entirely freelance. It started as a basic trapezium shaped frame with which to test the mechanics. Having found a design that works a seat, engine casing and (dummy) steering wheel were added. The rear axle has a rat...
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Built by Chris Warrell
In blue and gold from a 1930s Set C instruction leaflet. Due to shortage of parts in the correct colours some alterations were made to details such as seat backs, mudguards etc. The manual suggested (at least I think it does - it's in French, bu...
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Built by Douglas Windibank
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Built by John Gay
When the gadget is rolled along a level surface, it will always return to its starting point. Built by my partner, Cath.
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Built by Chris Fry
Designed by Bernard Perrier, from Constructor Quarterly issue 78.
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Built by John Gay
Built by my partner, Cath.
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Built by Chris Fry
Two models: Powered for 90', then coasts. Powered for 94', then coasts.
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Built by Brian Elvidge
I have developed a rubber band powered model using red Post-type band to drive a model a few feet along the floor. This is reminiscent of the balsa type aircraft using a rubber motor to drive a propellor and take to the air. I had one of these - m...
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Built by Brian Elvidge
This comes from the 1954 set no. 6 series of manuals, and is largely as in that publication, except mine is driven by a PDU. This makes a simple lively model. The building of this is straightforward in places but the cylinder cover and slide bars are ...
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Built by Brian Elvidge
This model is copied from the French copies of the 1937 manuals from the website of Remi Lanne in France. Chris, our Exhibition Officer, built a version of this model and showed it at previous meetings and at the Kew Bridge Steam Museum Magic o...
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Built by Ralph Laughton
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