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Submitted by
Name: Rileys mum
From: Wewtern australia
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Comments:
I have been going through a friend's cottage and have come across the oldest meccano set ive ever seen wuth a full instruction booklet, only i believe its missing the cover amd i cant find a date stamp! Would love to know any tips on working out what set it is!

Added: April 19, 2020

Submitted by
Name: Barrie Peake
From: Dunedin , New Zealand
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Comments:
The need to be 'locked'down' during this Cronid-19 virus pandemic, has FINALLY given me time to sort through a mass of Meccano parts which I have accumulated over many years and stored in many boxes !

Added: April 7, 2020

Submitted by
Name: Timothy Rand
From: Ayr, North Dakota USA
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Thank you, Mr. Edwards, for your prompt and helpful response to my question about identifying the set I have and getting the parts list for it. You've created a helpful web site for Meccano, and backed it up with excellent personal service. I very much appreciate your help.

Added: April 3, 2020

Submitted by
Name: GRAEME O'NEILL
From: Christchurch, New Zealand
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Comments:
Member of the Christchurch Meccano Club (NZ) for some 30 years. Your site is a mine of info. Thanks.

Added: March 28, 2020

Submitted by
Name: ROBERT M ROBINSON
From: darlington
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Comments:
very interesting website

Added: March 24, 2020

Submitted by
Name: alan collinge
From: Manchester, England
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Comments:
An amazing resource and a mine of information. This will give me something to do during the winter months.
Thanks for sharing.

Added: March 18, 2020

Submitted by
Name: Robert Watson
From: Surrey, England
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Hi everyone!
I have a Meccano M.A.X robot which I have been trying to find a particular screw / bolt. I contacted Meccano customer service providing the details of it but they can’t help me :-(
Is there anyone who might be able to point me in the right direction to find a ‘M2 / M255 - 10.5mm 7/16”’ screw. I need just one and is key to the stability of the head.

Added: January 28, 2020

Submitted by
Name: Albert Iezzi
From: Quebec, Canada
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Great site. Keep it up.

Added: January 23, 2020

Submitted by
Name: Ken E. Berntsen
From: Norway
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Comments:
Hi, I have a small electro motor, 8 cms long, 3,5 broad and 5,5 tall. Its basic Construction is painted Orange, and its copper-threaded engine Construction is housed in a green horseshoeshaped magnet on top; on top of the magnet the name 'Mecline'. I probably got it as a child back in the late 1950'ies. Do anyone have any information about it, where and when it was built, eventually what it might be Worth to-day. Ken.

Added: December 12, 2019

Submitted by
Name: Klaus-W. Auerswald
From: Germany
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Comments:
Brief report to my question October 8, 2019.

With kind support by Timothy Edwards, other Meccano Men and specially the Club Argentina Meccano who did local research, things have been sorted out. I now have no doubt, the robot‘s plan has worldwide first been printed May 1930 in UK.

More detail in the nzmeccano forum
Rust Bucket, Meccano, General, thread „Robot Model 6.3 ...“

Many thanks, Timothy, for making this index and your expertise available.
Klaus

Added: November 30, 2019