What an eye opener. I still have an un opened no 6 set I got for Christmas when I was 15. I'm 55 now but I'll not part with it. Thanks for posting this fantastic clip.
that black and gold traction engine is the best i want that to be a set u can buy anyone would love a model with that many moving parts......why cant meccano make that as a model to buy!!!!!!
Isn't Meccano brilliant? How else could a young kid learn, from hands-on experience, engineering basics, the principles of levers, gears, motors and so on? I'm glad to see it's in the same league as train sets in that you're never too 'grown up' to tinker with it. That allows me to look for some. I had a whale of a time with the motorised set I got for Christmas in the 70s, but never advanced beyond simple things. These models are amazing.
@kimosabesun hmm seems my aim sucks so i apologize for hitting thumbs down haha, some of us however choose not to grow up, alot of us still have an 8 year old inside who plays with toys, thats what i love about kids, playing with all the toys again, trying not to hog it all though haha
Just make you want to start building stuff.
crorivpro 2 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
What an eye opener. I still have an un opened no 6 set I got for Christmas when I was 15. I'm 55 now but I'll not part with it. Thanks for posting this fantastic clip.
petermines 3 weeks ago
Yea. I should stop buying Lego technic sets.
kielego 1 month ago
that black and gold traction engine is the best i want that to be a set u can buy anyone would love a model with that many moving parts......why cant meccano make that as a model to buy!!!!!!
theonemasterwarhero 2 months ago
Compared to Lego technic, Meccano is much more rigid and stable.
Look at the excavator, it does not shake at all.
I have a Lego 8043 excavator, which digs like shivering.
youtship 2 months ago
Wonderful ingenuity. Wouldn't it be wonderful to wake up one Christmas morning and find all of this under the tree?
KevinByrne2 2 months ago
Love the Climax Geared Steam Engine and 9F
taj913 9 months ago
where do people get these special plates and parts? the normal multi-model ones are crrap
TechSmack 1 year ago 3
@TechSmack Try the online Meccano dealers - the dealer at our club is Dave Taylor at meccanoman.co.uk
LondonMeccanoClub 11 months ago
@LondonMeccanoClub Thanks
TechSmack 11 months ago
Isn't Meccano brilliant? How else could a young kid learn, from hands-on experience, engineering basics, the principles of levers, gears, motors and so on? I'm glad to see it's in the same league as train sets in that you're never too 'grown up' to tinker with it. That allows me to look for some. I had a whale of a time with the motorised set I got for Christmas in the 70s, but never advanced beyond simple things. These models are amazing.
G0IFI 1 year ago
It has not gone unnoticed, that many of these models use non-meccano parts, so should not have a place in a true meccano exhibition.
theluthier 1 year ago
This makes my heart beat faster. I miss my childhood...
kimosabesun 1 year ago
@kimosabesun hmm seems my aim sucks so i apologize for hitting thumbs down haha, some of us however choose not to grow up, alot of us still have an 8 year old inside who plays with toys, thats what i love about kids, playing with all the toys again, trying not to hog it all though haha
Daimo988 11 months ago
how long would it to mack all this and where did they get all the parts to mack thim
toxicvader 1 year ago
7.35...lol
gewizz2 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing this video, very nice
calvinthedestroyer 1 year ago
magic
adric137 1 year ago
great exhibition..........ny idea from where such kits of meccano for engineering might be available????
abdadeel 2 years ago
@abdadeel have you found anything yet?
V8block8 1 year ago