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Tony Wright demonstrates how you can make a tiny steam plant that fits on a tea coaster, inspiring wonder and admiration from your tea time visitors.
Martin Ranson makes a gas tank for his FALCOR locomotive and discusses the subtleties of filler valves.
Peter Worden continues his occasional series, describing the base ‘platform’ of his miniature ‘FOCAS’ petrol engine and explains how he avoided having to use an oil seal for the crankshaft.
Graham Sadler describes how to make the adjustment screws for the dieholders made last time and discusses the processes of hardening and tempering.
David Earnshaw bores out the main body of his Coventry diehead attachment and goes on to profile the body and add the slots.
Stephen Wessel discusses the design of the third scale Zenith carburettor for his ENV aero engine.
Alan Barnes talks to Mick Harrington about the building of his six inch scale Burrell traction engine and the overhaul of a four inch Fowler showman’s road locomotive.
Canon Roger Davis converts his Warco WM18 milling machine to CNC operation.
James Wells wanted a book end but decided to make it a little out of the ordinary; the end result appears on our front cover.
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4585 Tony Wright demonstrates how you can make a tiny steam plant that fits on a tea coaster, inspiring wonder and admiration from your tea time visitors. Martin Ranson makes a gas tank for his FALCOR locomotive and discusses the subtleties of filler valves. Peter Worden continues his occasional series, describing the base ‘platform’ of his miniature ‘FOCAS’ petrol engine and explains how he avoided having to use an oil seal for the crankshaft. Graham Sadler describes how to make the adjustment screws for the dieholders made last time and discusses the processes of hardening and tempering. David Earnshaw bores out the main body of his Coventry diehead attachment and goes on to profile the body and add the slots. Stephen Wessel discusses the design of the third scale Zenith carburettor for his ENV aero engine. Alan Barnes talks to Mick Harrington about the building of his six inch scale Burrell traction engine and the overhaul of a four inch Fowler showman’s road locomotive. Canon Roger Davis converts his Warco WM18 milling machine to CNC operation. James Wells wanted a book end but decided to make it a little out of the ordinary; the end result appears on our front cover.


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Tony Wright demonstrates how you can make a tiny steam plant that fits on a tea coaster, inspiring wonder and admiration from your tea time visitors.
Martin Ranson makes a gas tank for his FALCOR locomotive and discusses the subtleties of filler valves.
Peter Worden continues his occasional series, describing the base ‘platform’ of his miniature ‘FOCAS’ petrol engine and explains how he avoided having to use an oil seal for the crankshaft.
Graham Sadler describes how to make the adjustment screws for the dieholders made last time and discusses the processes of hardening and tempering.
David Earnshaw bores out the main body of his Coventry diehead attachment and goes on to profile the body and add the slots.
Stephen Wessel discusses the design of the third scale Zenith carburettor for his ENV aero engine.
Alan Barnes talks to Mick Harrington about the building of his six inch scale Burrell traction engine and the overhaul of a four inch Fowler showman’s road locomotive.
Canon Roger Davis converts his Warco WM18 milling machine to CNC operation.
James Wells wanted a book end but decided to make it a little out of the ordinary; the end result appears on our front cover.
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Model Engineer

An excellent magazine for the engineering enthusiast. Revisto 09 novembro 2020

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brilliant Revisto 13 setembro 2020

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one of the best out there Revisto 22 junho 2020

Model Engineer

Have now got used to my subscription being covered to digital and all is well here in Sydney
thank you.
Revisto 04 junho 2020

Model Engineer

It is a good magazine. I am old so not to interested in the modern cad/cam. Did the Cad for a living as a manager. I am interested in the old ways of doing model engineering. My dad was into making small 3.5" gauge locos. So I am versed in his ways. As he said you make the side plates with a hack saw, file, surface table & bench drill. No need to mill out anything. What milling you do can be done on the Lathe with a large vertical slide. Bit different to what I see. You need more to teach filing skills much more. Keeps this a cheaper hoby. Revisto 30 maio 2020

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