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Submitted by
Name: John orchard
From: Sn105xu wilts

Comments:
Really impressed by your caterpillar I have built a complete large scale funfair plus caterpillar tractor sim alert to yours but not quite so good plus artic truck At present am building Eiffel Tower 2 m high so that I am able to get in all details thanks j w orchard

Added: August 9, 2014

Submitted by
Name: Pete Bradley
From: BAYKOLAND
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Super site, very practical, very enjoyable

Added: July 22, 2014

Submitted by
Name: Brian Hallett
From: Johannesburg, South Africa
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
What a tremendous web-site. And what a trip down memory lane. I am now 67. In the mid-1950's I took over my father's Meccano set that he had in the 1920's as boy. It was much added too as I grew up. The Maccano Magazine was very much part of my boyhood. I also took-over my Father' Meccano Magazines from the 1920's and 1930's. They have long gone due to the binding clips rusting away and general deterioration but I well remember many of the covers and the articles. I particularly remember O.S. Nocks series on "Footplate Runs on The LNER". They are of great histroric interest now.

Well done and many thanlks for the effort.

My best wishes,

Brian

Added: April 25, 2014

Submitted by
Name: Peter Cope
From: UK
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Great site just the info I have been looking for

Added: March 10, 2014

Submitted by
Name: Don Hutcheson
From: New Zealand / USA
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Great site, but the link to purchase MM on DVD seems broken.
I've been a Meccano fan since the mid 1950s. Just here for nostalgia. I have the better part of a #10 set in storage (#6 + 6a, 7a, 8a, 9a).

Added: February 9, 2014

Submitted by
Name: Blair Ashworth
From: Hull, East Yorkshire
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
It was fantastic to see some of my late dad's models (traction engine, fruit machine, H-change gearbox, etc) and show them to my young son. I used to read the 1968/69/70 mags at regular intervals and am the proud custodian of Dad's traction engine, which still runs to this day. Some of the other models he made, which would not appear in Meccano Magazine are:

> Remote control tank
> French knitting machine
> Colourama gambling machine
> Driving test machine
> Arcade-type sweetie grabber

Please feel free to contact me at - ashwobla@hotmail.com

Added: February 3, 2014

Submitted by
Name: bob boundy
From: new zealand
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Comments:
hi from new Zealand i am 73yrs old and last year started dong meccano again I used to run the Christchurch meccano club many years ago I have rejoined it has been going since 1929 I have a red and green no 6 and am getting a frenchoutfit no 9 regards bob

Added: December 8, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Jacques Dujardin
From: France
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Comments:
What a great idea and a great source of information to have all these Meccano Magazines in one place. Lets try to complete the French pre war period 1934 - 1940.

Added: October 28, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Frank Curry
From: from Newcastle, in Toronto
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Comments:
I have been looking for an enclosed differential for a Cat truck that I am building. I am hoping to search MMs for a suitable design.

Added: September 22, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Frans de Wolff
From: The Netherlands
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Comments:

Added: September 1, 2013