Jensen 100 workshop on a Mamod S.E.3
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I love the sound to it;
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Yes, that's the lot. I've heard they were sold individually as well, but the complete Model 100 shop is more common to find. They aren't really functional, though; just an audio/visual display.
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I like the Jenson workshop, its very nice indeed, is that the full compliment of Jenson tools ?
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Very nice display of the Jensen 100 and the Mamod SE3. Five stars in my book.
RamonaSteam 3 years ago
Thanks. The SE3 and 100 seem to go together well. Maybe it's the way that the SE3 sounds like an out of control scroll saw when going full tilt ;)
MisterOcclusion 3 years ago
where did u buy all the different parts for the workshop i have the toys but i need to buy those metal rubber bands. where can i buy them cheaply without high shipping costs
DaBoise74 4 years ago
The Model 100 was sold as you see it, with all of the tools. You can buy Jensen bands either from jensensteamengines-dot-com or ministeam-dot-com. You can use Wilesco bands too. Ministeam has them, as well as yesteryeartoys-dot-com (and dot-ca in Canada).
Also in Canada there is Greathobbies-dot-ca, who have some steam stuff. You can also find them on ebay through the ebay stores of ministeam and yesteryear, where price/shipping may be less. Just buy several packs, so you don't need to reorder
MisterOcclusion 4 years ago
Ahhh the SE3 mamods finest
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Mamodman123 4 years ago
I certainly agree ;)
MisterOcclusion 4 years ago