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Peter Goddard Goddard      (at 7:58am, Thu 15th Jul, 10)

I am looking for a simple small Meccano Reversing Meccanisn

MechoMan      (at 3:43pm, Sun 4th Jul, 10)

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william      (at 11:32pm, Thu 11th Mar, 10)

i have lost the instructions for my mecano set. i have the set with the robot the car and the crane. can you please email me the instructions at will---rox@hotmail.com thanks

Arup Dasgupta      (at 9:17pm, Wed 20th May, 09)

Hi All,

This is a wonderful idea! Thanks Charles! Now my query. Any body has any idea on how to take apart a E15R and put it back together again? I would dearly love to use my recently acquired motor in my next model. TIA.

P.S. Does this log in work for the 'mugs' gallery as well?

Reply: Geoff is the master of the motors. Ask him on Spanner. But what would be great would be to take lots of photos and document the process on here, which a lot of people would be interested in...

Brian      (at 11:55am, Thu 14th May, 09)

Well now, another Meccano resource! Hopefully there will be enough to make it all worthwhile for Charles efforts. It is especially appreciated by those of us far from the Meccano mainstream as one can never get too much information relative to our hobby.

Just as long as Spanner remains the primary source of info, this would be an ideal forum for prolonged discussions of Meccano related and non Meccano discussions.

Reply: Hi Brian, thanks for that. This isn't a forum, and is not really intended for "discussions" as such. It's a repository for information that people might want to refer to in the future. Spanner is a transitory mailing list, where discussions take place (amongst those people who are Spanners in the first place -- many choose not to be). I can imagine that discussions on Spanner, when they have run their course, could be usefully distilled into a document on this site containing the interesting links and images that have been mentioned. That would be a great use of this area.

Boulmé      (at 3:30am, Thu 14th May, 09)

It's a good idea.

Reply: Thanks! You're more than welcome to write in French, of course, if you wish...