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Built by Eric Smith
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Built by Ralph and Sue Laughton
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Built by Ralph and Sue Laughton
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Built by Ivor Ellard
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Built by Graham Nickson
From a 1960s Meccano manual for set No. 6. Powered by a No 1 clockwork motor.
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Built by George Foard
Three tanks using Army Multikit parts.
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Built by John Atherall
Two railway vehicles: a Goods Wagon and a Guard's Van
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Built by Bob Palmer
Built for the "Pocket Meccano Set x N" challenge, it uses 48 4½" narrow strips, so would require 24 pocket sets to build! There are no rods in the pocket set, so winding shafts were made up using angle brackets and long bolts. The flat trunnion...
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Built by Bob Palmer
From a 1930's manual. A robust model that I can easily imagine being built for a little boy by his father or older brother and having a fair bit of play value.
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Built by Peter Clay
Work in progress.
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Built by Brian Elvidge
This fine model is shown in the pre-war manuals for the Set 6 for 1927-35. The pictures in the manuals do not do this model justice, as they are of poor quality, which makes constructing this large model a trifle difficult. The constructor networke...
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Built by Eric Smith
The mobile crane is based on a model in the 1962 Meccano set 7 manual. It has hand wound crank shafts to raise and lower the jib, hook and slewing the turntable.
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Built by Santiago Plicio
This is perhaps the most unusual Ferris Wheel in the world... I wanted to explore further another twist on the traditional fairground Ferris Wheel of yester-year and decided on joining two wheels, a slightly smaller one in front of the larger one. Four...
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Built by Chris Fry
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Built by Tim Surtell
This model of a Spanish knight on his horse was designed by Andreas Konkoly and has been built from instructions given by Colin Hoare in the February 2012 issue of Runnymede Meccano Guild Magazine . While the horse and knight generally follow the ori...
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Built by John Gay
Contents of model: Fishplates 16 Angle brackets 16 Plastic pulleys 6 Flanged Plates 2½" x 1½" 4 Reversed Angle Brackets 2 Flat Trunnions 5 ...
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Built by Les Chatfield
Built using only the Pocket Meccano Set parts, not an unlimited amount as specified in the Challenge.
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Built by Les Chatfield
This model represents a hand-operated crane of the sort often seen in branch line goods sidings.
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Built by Chris Warrell
This model has been built for the 'Pocket Meccano x N' Secretary's Challenge for March 2012. It's a Railway Breakdown Crane, based partly on a Ransomes and Rapier 10 ton accident crane, built between 1880 - 90 (from a picture) and a Great Easter...
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Built by Brian Leach
There is a video of this model on YouTube. The original intent for this Challenge model was to make a class 33 locomotive from the 1970s/1980s. Once it was made it did not look much like a class 33! I think the main problem is that it does not ...
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Built by Douglas Windibank
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Built by Douglas Windibank
From the Tin Tin Meccano Set 0552.
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Built by Douglas Windibank
From set 2940.
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Built by Keith Patey
The gearbox (slightly modified) from the Bentley motor chassis. Taken from the Meccano Super Models book.
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