| (Code: MP218) | A demonstration of the creative possibilities of Meccano, this artistic display model will grace any living room, and with its 21" x 21" baseboard and 32 movable pieces in distinct colour combinations, can be used to combine the hobbies of Meccano and chess playing. With 20 pages of text and colour photographs.
Please note these Model Plans are designed by individual Meccano modellers and may use parts not currently available. The level of instruction detail is dependent on the original modeller and varies from plan to plan. These are instructions only.
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| | (Code: MP77) | These instructions are a guide for the construction of this substantial model based on a model featured in the October 1979 Meccano Magazine.
It is possible to mostly construct this with the contents of the largest Meccano Set (10). Experience of Meccano model building will be required as the instructions are not detailed so reference and interpretation will have to be made from the photographs.
20 pages of text, b/w photographs and parts list.
Please note these Model Plans are designed by individual Meccano modellers and may use parts not currently available. The level of instruction detail is dependent on the original modeller and varies from plan to plan. These are instructions only. |
| | (Code: MP241) |
These instructions describe the construction of a model which is a development on Liverpool Super Model No.33a, a large, classic exhibition model, adapted for building within theconstraints of a Set 10.
Powered by a PDU motor, improvements includethe concealment of the motor and intermittent drive mechanism inside theplinth.
12pages with text, colour photographs and parts list, plus separately-stapledSuper Model Leaflet No. 33.
Please note these Model Plans are designed by individual Meccano modellers and may use parts not currently available. The level of instruction detail is dependent on the original modeller and varies from plan to plan. These are instructions only.
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| | (Code: MP236) |
These instructions describe the building of a large exhibition model of a fairground Big Wheel which doesn’t take long to build and is constructed mainly from common parts.
With a ‘drop in’ main bearing, it's easy to assemble on site without tools, and runs reliably without attention. It's also safe; a friction drive slips if necessary.
Requires a small DC motor.
12 pages including text, colour photographs and parts list.
Please note these Model Plans are designed by individual Meccano modellers and may use parts not currently available. The level of instruction detail is dependent on the original modeller and varies from plan to plan. These are instructions only. |
| | (Code: MP238) | These instructions describe the construction of is of a rare, late 1960's dealer's display model, revised to be buildable with a Set 10 plus a few extra parts.
The Magician, with his moving head, mouth, ears and arms performs his trick of making his two nephews on the table in front of him magically disappear and then reappear, "Just like that!"
Requires a Decaperm, Crouzet or similar motor.
16 pages including text, IsoMec drawings, colour photographs and parts list.
Please note these Model Plans are designed by individual Meccano modellers and may use parts not currently available. The level of instruction detail is dependent on the original modeller and varies from plan to plan. These are instructions only. |
| | (Code: MP75) | These instructions describe the construction of a Table Hockey Game for two or four players. It consists of two forward players, two back players and a goalkeeper on each side.
The finished model measures 32" long x 19" wide x 7" high.
12 pages of text, b/w photographs, diagrams and parts list.
Please note these Model Plans are designed by individual Meccano modellers and may use parts not currently available. The level of instruction detail is dependent on the original modeller and varies from plan to plan. These are instructions only. |
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