| (Code: MCS07) | These instructions describe the construction of an unusual novelty model. Inside the helmet is the head of a diver which when a button is pressed a fish swims around the head inside the helmet!
8 pages including 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: MP261) |
These instructions describe the building of a model representing a typical English smock windmill, examples of which still exist in Kent, this 5' 6" high exhibition model has 'Patent' sails with opening, striking rod-operated shutters, working fantail and rotating cap, all driven by an internal gear train and reversing mechanism, powered by a single PDU motor.
The model can be disassembled in four parts for transport.
16 pages including text, 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.
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| | (Code: MP126) |
These instructions describe a model to be built from the contents of the largest Meccano set (Set 10) now discontinued. It represents a high capacity wide-bodied Jet Airliner, closely modelled on the Boeing 777 brought into service in 1995. Sections deal with the Stairs (parts not included in the No.10), Main Frame, Main Undercarriage, The Taxiing Mechanism, Steering, Remote Control, Fuselage Frame, Nose Wheel, Fuselage, Front Fuselage, Rear Fuselage, Lower Fuselage fairings, Window Bars, Wings, Jet Engine, Tail Fins, Rudder, Transport & Assembly, and Stand.
20 pages of text, Illustrated by eleven black & white photographs and one diagram plus a comprehensive 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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| | (Code: MP85) | These instructions describe the construction of a large model of a Windmill typically found in Kent and East Anglia to a scale of 3/4" to 1 foot.
24 pages of text, b/w illustrations and parts list.
The builder will have to have experience of building a large model from text based instructions using the photographs as a guide.
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: MCS10) | These instructions describe the construction of an model of owned by the King of France's and the French galley commander's flagship of 1526. The model features 40 oars rowing in synchronisation powered by a Meccano 6-speed PowerDrive motor.
16 pages including 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: MP264) | A model building plan describing the construction of a model built to an approximate 1:60 scale, this model of a Liberty ship was inspired by the SS Richard Montgomery, a vessel of 7146 gross tons, built in 1943 by the St John’s River Shipbuilding Company of Jacksonville, Florida, and one of 2170 mass-produced vessels built to carry vital supplies for the Allied war effort.
In August 1944, loaded with a cargo of some 7,000 tons of munitions, she ran aground and sank on the sandbank east of the Isle of Grain, where she still lies today, her masts clearly visible above the water, with approximately 1,400 tons of explosives still contained within her forward holds.
The wreck may finally be made safe by the Royal Navy in 2022.
The model is 84” long, 11½” wide and 14” high.
16 pages of building description, colour photographs and parts list. The builder is expected to have previous Meccano construction knowledge.
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: MP203) | A model building plan describing a development on Model 9.20 from the 1954 Set Manual, the most realistic of the Meccano factory-published models. This enhanced version is mounted on a base containing an automatic raising and lowering mechanism (which can be viewed from under the bascules) producing a very good exhibition model which can be enhanced by the addition of Elektrikit lighting. The model uses a mains induction motor, but the builder could use other types of motor.
A 12 page booklet with photographs, text instructions 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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