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colinclark      (at 6:27am, Sun 16th Oct, 11)

I am a Chelsea Pensioner living at the Royal Hospital Chelsea. I am building a giant block setting crane with gearbox which I found difficult to operate so I removed it and am trying to work by Radio Control. If any one is in Chelsea I woul be pleased to sea them. Colin

Omar      (at 12:35pm, Fri 10th Jun, 11)

hola a todos mi nombre es omar y soy de Argentina en sud america por si no conocen.Tengo 54 años y soy ingeniero quimico y por supuesto aficionado a meccano.
Nada por ahora solo me queria presentar mas adelante tratare de contarles un poco mas
Saludos para todos
Omar

hoplite      (at 1:33am, Tue 31st May, 11)

I have a Moto Trix 363 with gear unit g electric motor and engeering manual 116 pages fully illustrated.
I have not seen any more of these in Australia.
I was wondering how old it was I do not know weather it is complete or not but all the boxes are present including the motor and box.
can anyone tell me how old this set would be and how rear also an idea of value.
Thank you all in advance.
hoplite

Antoni Gual      (at 12:49pm, Tue 15th Mar, 11)

Just a suggestion. To make the marking of pictures more useful, a personal favorites folder giving access to all the pictures one has marked would be very interesting.

Reply: Yes, absolutely that's possible. I will be adding all sorts of stuff to searches and the index pages based on this, but obviously I needed to get the marking working first...

roden      (at 3:23pm, Tue 1st Mar, 11)

couldn't get the 1985 MMG video to open on my Mac

Jason      (at 11:29am, Mon 14th Feb, 11)

1964 to 1970 Set 10 came with the red manuals 0/1 (or, latterly, just "1"), 2/3, 4/5/6 and 7/8. These manuals had odd, poor quality paper which was a bit like blotting paper!

In addition, the set came with 10 no 9 special model leaflets (these were re-named set 10 leaftlets 21 to 30 in 1970) and 20 no 10 leaflets of 1954 origin but with updated print codes and, in one or two cases, the E20R motor reset as an E15R motor, the latter having replaced the E20R in 1958.

The manuals come up second hand fairly regularly,although the 7/8 version is harder to find.

The number 10 leaflets are widely photocopied and sold as "reproductions". the number 9 leaflets are now more common as the later, renamed, 10/21 to 30 versions, although they do seem to turn up on ebay and elsewhere with a fair amount of regularity.

I hope this helps! Yellow/black/silver (or zinc) is one of the more uncommon number 10 colours.


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