Ralph and Sue's Meccano News

BILOfix cat Last week, when we collected the Meccano we have been talking about in recent posts, the seller offered us a collectio...

The E020 motor affectionately known at the Cricket-ball motor We have a motley collection of motors, all sorts from sideplates to mod...

Ekektrikit model E12 Like most of us, my association with Meccano goes back to my youth. Although we never went short of anything, we we...

Meccano building has not changed an awful lot in the hundred years plus that it has been with us. The size of the parts, thread and hole spe...

...there standing alone in the middle of the room stood a solitary table with a dimly lit table lamp producing an eerie glow... ...an ee...

High Five! Click to enlarge! Yes I know those two blokes are not Meccano but they are small and they make me smile...  We seem to hav...

Following discussions on the Spanner II list and my post HERE on the Meccano dealer display model of the Skyrider (also referred to as the...

At the beginning of last week, I built a little micro model of USS Enterprise , the famous fictional space ship that featured in, and became...

As you know by now we are builders, not collectors, at least, that's the way Ralph tells it!  On the other hand, I do like to collect ...

Last week, there was some talk on the Spanner II list regarding the Skyrider (double Ferris wheel) display model. Sue and I have owned one ...