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Micro-Mecano "Guina" Construction Sets

Micro-Mecano "Guina" was a simple construction system with flanged plates and strips held together on rods by plastic washers. Made in Spain from 1935 to 1939.

Manufacturer / Distributor

Manufacturer unknown
The set box says "Manufactured for 'Guina'"

Info from the Metal Constructional Systems Database for MICRO-MECANO "GUINA" (Ref:MMG)

Maker
 
System Type
Matchbox & similar
Country
Spain
Dates
1935 to 1939
Material
Steel
Thread
----
Boss Type
no boss
Boss Thread
----
Diametrical Pitch of Gears
--
No. of Parts in System
13
Hole Pitch (Spacing) (mm)
15.0
Diameter of holes in Strips(mm)
2.1
Diameter of the Bore in Bosses(mm)
---
Diameter of Axle Rods(mm)
2.0
Types of Nuts and Bolts
Nuts: --
Bolts: --
Material/Finish of Nuts and Bolts
--  --
Size of the Nuts across Flats (mm)
---
Bolt diameter (mm)
---

Comments
Name on Model Sheet; no name on only known lid (2 tots & Crane). May be called GUINA in MCS/New Zealand. Strips & Flanged Plates up to 5 holes long held by Rods with push-on plastic Washers.

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Photos of a Micro-Mecano "Guina" set and instruction leaflet.
(Added 20/09/2020)

Page content last updated - 20th September 2020