The Magic of Meccano Show 2015

Meccano models filmed at the Magic of Meccano Show at the London Museum of Water and Steam (previously known as Kew Bridge Steam Museum), London, on 19 April 2015.
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Featured models (in running order):
00:00 Intro
00:41 Stephenson's Rocket and Pullman Carriage - Gregg Worwood
02:35 Pontoon Crane - Chris Warrell
03:24 Tumbling-Beam Engine - Howard Somerville
04:13 Foden Quarry Truck - Nick Rodgers
04:38 Various Models - Bob Palmer
05:02 Kepler 16 Orrery - Chris Fry
05:31 Spirograph Meccanograph - Les Chatfield
06:14 Wolseley WDII Stationary Engine - Darren Bonner
06:51 Four-wheel Drive Chassis - Nick Rodgers
07:23 Non-Rotative Steam Pumping Engine - Howard Somerville
08:33 Motorcycle - Bob Palmer
08:56 Super Universal Design Maker - Chris Bourne d Andreas Konkoly
09:25 Container Crane - Colin Bull
12:46 Maudley's Paddle Engine - Nick Rodgers / Andreas Konkoly
13:29 D42 HMS Windsor Destroyer - John Rogers
13:45 Wind Turbines - Chris Fry
14:42 High Speed Steam Engine - Bob Palmer / Andreas Konkoly
15:14 Multicolour Meccanograph - Ivor Ellard
15:54 Tower Crane - Les Chatfield
17:26 Dancers End Twin-Beam Engine - Colin Davies
18:06 Mercades Benz Bulk Cement Carrier - Nick Rodgers
18:33 Back Gear Lathe - Les Chatfield
19:03 Mill Engine - David Tracy
20:20 Eastcliff Funicular Railway - Ivor Ellard
22:33 A Peloton of Cyclists - Chris Fry
22:48 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost - Colin Davies
23:21 Dockside Crane - David Tracy
24:00 Single Cylinder Horizontal Steam Engine - Bob Palmer
24:33 Taylor 10-Ton Dock Crane - Peter Goddard
25:10 American Climax Logging Locomotive - Bob Ford
26:12 South-seeking Chariot - Robin Schooler
26:38 Chaplin Railway Breakdown Crane - Peter Goddard
27:22 Bumper Cars - Matt Goodman
28:17 LNER Ten Thousand Locomotive - John Rogers
28:41 Cricket Green - Chris Fry
29:28 Dockside Crane - Adrian Williams
30:08 Daleks - Chris Warrell
30:21 Hard Chine Luxury Speedboat - John Rogers
30:44 Four-wheel Drive Chassis - John MacDonald
31:27 Delfshavense Schie Bascule Rail Bridge - Robin Schoolar
32:49 Factory Steam Engine - Nick Rodgers / Andreas Konkoly
33:20 Various Models - Chris Fry
33:41 L-Form Meccanograph - Peter Clay
34:10 Marble Bouncer - Adrian Williams / Mike Cuff
35:12 Credits
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[@meccanoman]

One day... One day in my life I will save enough green to travel overseas and see some of the master models and meet the greats behind these excellent works of art! Thanks for uploading!

[@aeromodelisme45]

Super ! merci pour le partage, il y a vraiment de super modèles !

[@LondonMeccanoClub]

Thanks for watching!

[@johnshervington7201]

Congratulations London Meccano Club on your presentation..

[@angelreading5098]

Very well filmed and such beautiful models,I am a former member of the SAMC Society of Advanced Meccano Constructors with the late Bert Love,he would be very proud to see the work you are doing in keeping Meccano alive today,I still build models but on a smaller scale still enjoying every nut and bolt ! keep up the good work everyone and love the diverse selection of subjects.

[@LondonMeccanoClub]

Glad you are enjoying my videos; thank you for watching and subscribing!

[@oldcargeezer]

Well, seven dislikes on the video, perhaps they were Lego fans

[@JohnDavies-cn3ro]

Thank you - half an hour of pure delight. Seriously, how do you transport some of those really massive models to the event, and how long does it take to set them up? The funicular railway is a good example.

[@LondonMeccanoClub]

Thanks for watching! My smaller models take about an hour to set up, but I've seen those large models like cranes take many hours. Luckily at the SkegEx event there is a whole setup day before the show opens to the public! Not at Magic of Meccano though...

[@cousinsinarms7578]

Yeah 2021 anyone ??

[@meccanoman]

Spin Master, are you paying attention?

[@madjidhamdini8114]

hello ^^ i'm from belgium and i wish to build a US truck like peterbilt but the problem is we dont have here in belgium a boxes with general purpose parts :( only few boxes for 5yr old child and exactly 3 boxes to build:rally cars/race truc and small helicopter ... i have buyed 2boxes per model (50euros/boxe) to have several parts and when it's possible i make some pieces with part of metal/plastic...i have build chassis of my lorry and modified to be an RC with helicopter module transmitter ,it work fine and fast for a lorry (need gearbox) . to sad to see what you have in england ... it's a dream for me and i'm 40 ;)

[@LondonMeccanoClub]

Hi Madjid, there are quite a few people supplying individual Meccano parts, including some online shop who may sell internationally. Take a look at internationalmeccanomen.org.uk/WTB/shops.html and also look on eBay as there are lots of parts for sale there also. Good luck with your model building!

[@LondonMeccanoClub]

Oh, and there's also my friend Ralph ;-) ralphsshop.com

[@mconstructor6872]

Good day for you! In Russia we make detals fo constructor by ourselves. You can see some on my channel. Not very many, but...