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In this issue

AN ENGINEER’S DAY OUT
Roger Backhouse takes a ride on the NER autocar at the Embsay and Bolton Abbey Steam Railway.

1934 McDONALD TRACTOR
George Punter tackles another tractor construction project.

LNER B1 LOCOMOTIVE
Doug Hewson presents a true to scale five-inch gauge model of Thompson’s B1...

WORKSHOP TIP - Boring Eccentrics

I am making a 1 inch Minnie traction engine and have arrived at the machining of the eccentric straps.

WORKSHOP TIP - Boring Eccentrics

3 mins

Wenford A 7¼ Inch Gauge 2-4-0 Beattie Well Tank

The stage has now been reached where the well tank body can be completed but beforehand there are some internal details to add.

Wenford A 7¼ Inch Gauge 2-4-0 Beattie Well Tank

4 mins

Vertical Boiler Locomotives

Vertical Boiler Locomotives

Vertical Boiler Locomotives

4 mins

Union Nuts, and How to Make Them

These are quite different from those commercially available and are made from copper

Union Nuts, and How to Make Them

3 mins

SHOWCASE Paul's Engine

One day my son Paul came to me and asked if we could make something in my workshop, so that he could learn engineering processes.

SHOWCASE Paul's Engine

1 min

CLUB NEWS

My secret’s out!

CLUB NEWS

9 mins

Building Dancer - The Boiler

Dancer needed a boiler that would be somewhat larger than the size permitted under the Model Engineering exemptions in the New Zealand regulations.

Building Dancer - The Boiler

10 mins

An Inverted ‘Ross Yoke' Watercooled Stirling Engine

As with all my hot air engines they are cheap to build, mostly from scrap

An Inverted ‘Ross Yoke' Watercooled Stirling Engine

5 mins

A Draught Proposal

A Draught Proposal

A Draught Proposal

10+ mins

A Boiler Feed Pump

A Boiler Feed Pump

A Boiler Feed Pump

2 mins

Vertical Boiler Locomotives

Martin Ranson presents a pair of 32mm vertical boilered locomotives.

Vertical Boiler Locomotives

6 mins

Garrett 4CD Tractor in 6 inch scale

This article has been written to guide the builder through the construction of the 6 inch scale Garrett 4CD tractor designed by Chris d’Alquen. The writer has previously built a 4 inch scale Garrett and a 6 inch scale Foden wagon so has the benefi t of considerable experience in larger scale modelling. Most machining can be done in the average home workshop but the supplier from whom the castings and drawings are currently available is able to provide a machining service for the largest items if required.

Garrett 4CD Tractor in 6 inch scale

9 mins

Bradford Model Engineering Society's Annual Exhibition

Roger Backhouse visits the Bradford society’s exhibition at Saltaire

Bradford Model Engineering Society's Annual Exhibition

4 mins

Magdalen Road Revisited PART 3

Jeremy Buck invites us back for a further tour of the Magdalen Road garden railway.

Magdalen Road Revisited PART 3

4 mins

A New GWR Pannier

Doug Hewson decides that LBSC’s well-known GWR pannier tank design needs a make-over.

A New GWR Pannier

6 mins

Wallis Advance Road Roller

Alan Barnes weighs the merits of modelling one of these road rollers.

Wallis Advance Road Roller

7 mins

A Darjeeling Himalayan Locomotive in 3½ Gauge

Keith Rogers tackles a project that is even more complicated than it looks!

A Darjeeling Himalayan Locomotive in 3½ Gauge

4 mins

The Barclay Well Tanks of the Great War

This constructional series addresses Andrew Barclay 0-4-0 and 0-6-0 narrow gauge locomotives supplied for use in the First World War. Built without the use of castings, the 0-4-0 design is described as two versions; asbuilt for the British Admiralty in 1918 and as rebuilt and currently running on the Talyllyn Railway as their locomotive No.6, Douglas. The 0-6-0 engines described were built in 1917 and operated on 60 centimetre gauge track at the Western Front in France. These were small, spartan machines of which only 25 were supplied and none have survived into preservation.

The Barclay Well Tanks of the Great War

6 mins

A Boiler Feed Pump

Ian Couchman redesigns the boiler feed pump for his Ruston Proctor traction engine.

A Boiler Feed Pump

4 mins

Obituary Richard C. Guthrie

Richard Guthrie was a colourful character, with his smile, a glint in his eye and those decorative braces holding up his jeans.

Obituary Richard C. Guthrie

1 min

A Visit To The Nottingham SMEE

My latest visit in this series was to the Nottingham SMEE at their impressive site at Little Ruddington about 5 miles south of Nottingham city centre.

A Visit To The Nottingham SMEE

6 mins

Midlands Model Engineering Exhibition

The exhibition this year was the scene of yet another excellent assembly of models and traders, fulfilling the needs of the purist and casual model engineer alike.

Midlands Model Engineering Exhibition

8 mins

Building Bridget Part 4

Building Bridget Part 4

Building Bridget Part 4

8 mins

Book Review Digital Model Making

The author started working as a model maker in 1987 in product design, moving onto architectural models and making props for TV.

Book Review Digital Model Making

2 mins

A Visit To The Brecon Mountain Railway

Rhys Owen ascends the mountains of South Wales for a ride on a narrow gauge railway.

A Visit To The Brecon Mountain Railway

3 mins

Seabourne Alpha An Aggregate Dredger

Michael Nicholson builds a model of a ship he worked on as a teenager.

Seabourne Alpha An Aggregate Dredger

6 mins

The Midlands Model Engineering Exhibition Highlights

John Arrowsmith gives his first impression of this year’s Midlands exhibition at The Fosse.

The Midlands Model Engineering Exhibition Highlights

2 mins

Lowestoft Model Engineering Exhibition 2019

Julie Williams takes us on a quick tour of this year’s LOWMEX.

Lowestoft Model Engineering Exhibition 2019

6 mins

Upscaling Can Change The Game

Mark Rudall reflects on how something not much larger than a model can get you and the whole family on the water.

Upscaling Can Change The Game

7 mins

A Bird Automaton

John Moorhouse designs and constructs a singing bird automaton in the shape of a violin.

A Bird Automaton

7 mins

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Model Engineer Magazine Description:

PublisherMortons

CategoryAutomotive

LanguageEnglish

FrequencyFortnightly

Model Engineer is a great way to stay informed of everything to do with working mechanical models. With over 100 years of experience to draw on, Model Engineer covers everything from classic steam locomotives to cutting-edge modern developments in scale engineering. Regular content includes constructional articles, features on the best techniques and tools available and profiles of full-size modelling subject prototypes. Model Engineer magazine publishes 26 great issues a year.

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