North Eastern Meccano Society
Virtual "Easter 2021 Exhibition" (Page 2)
Unfortunately due to the Coronavirus epidemic we are still unable to hold any exhibitions this Spring (although we are hoping that it will be possible by the summer). We have therefore decided to again put on a 'Virtual Easter' exhibition to allow members to display the models they would normally have displayed at an exhibitions in the Spring. Twenty two members have entered this virtual exhibition and photos of their models are spread over two pages on this website.
The models here are an interesting lot. Some are brand new, and having there first exposure here. Others are older models which have not been seen for some years and all shades in between. We hope that you enjoy them.
A random selection of models from this 'Virtual Exhibition' appear at the top of this page, but they can all be seen over the two pages of photo galleries.
In addition some of our members have provided videos of their models working. These videos can be seen further down the page.
ENJOY
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Photo - John Herdman
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - This model built by John Herdman is based on the new trains ordered by Tyne and Wear Metro for delivery in 2023 from Stadler Rail. The model was built from drawings and dimension details received from Stadler themselves. The actual trains are of the "walk-through" type and are actually five cars in length. At the intended scale this would have produced a model of over 12 feet in length - which would have been difficult to exhibit and so I have omitted cars two and four to produce a three car train on four bogies which is just over eight feet long. As on the real train the bogies under the articulations are motored, each using a Meccano 6volt 'black motor', whilst the end bogies are trailing. The model is controlled by the Meccano infrared system and runs on 3½" gauge track. (26/02/2021)
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Photo - John Herdman
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - This model built by John Herdman is based on the new trains ordered by Tyne and Wear Metro for delivery in 2023 from Stadler Rail. The model was built from drawings and dimension details received from Stadler themselves. The actual trains are of the "walk-through" type and are actually five cars in length. At the intended scale this would have produced a model of over 12 feet in length - which would have been difficult to exhibit and so I have omitted cars two and four to produce a three car train on four bogies which is just over eight feet long. As on the real train the bogies under the articulations are motored, each using a Meccano 6volt 'black motor', whilst the end bogies are trailing. The model is controlled by the Meccano infrared system and runs on 3½" gauge track. (26/02/2021)
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Photo - John Herdman
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - This model built by John Herdman is based on the new trains ordered by Tyne and Wear Metro for delivery in 2023 from Stadler Rail. The model was built from drawings and dimension details received from Stadler themselves. The actual trains are of the "walk-through" type and are actually five cars in length. At the intended scale this would have produced a model of over 12 feet in length - which would have been difficult to exhibit and so I have omitted cars two and four to produce a three car train on four bogies which is just over eight feet long. As on the real train the bogies under the articulations are motored, each using a Meccano 6volt 'black motor', whilst the end bogies are trailing. The model is controlled by the Meccano infrared system and runs on 3½" gauge track. (26/02/2021)
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Photo - John Herdman
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - This model built by John Herdman is based on the new trains ordered by Tyne and Wear Metro for delivery in 2023 from Stadler Rail. The model was built from drawings and dimension details received from Stadler themselves. The actual trains are of the "walk-through" type and are actually five cars in length. At the intended scale this would have produced a model of over 12 feet in length - which would have been difficult to exhibit and so I have omitted cars two and four to produce a three car train on four bogies which is just over eight feet long. As on the real train the bogies under the articulations are motored, each using a Meccano 6volt 'black motor', whilst the end bogies are trailing. The model is controlled by the Meccano infrared system and runs on 3½" gauge track. (26/02/2021)
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Photo - John Herdman
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - This model built by John Herdman is based on the new trains ordered by Tyne and Wear Metro for delivery in 2023 from Stadler Rail. The model was built from drawings and dimension details received from Stadler themselves. The actual trains are of the "walk-through" type and are actually five cars in length. At the intended scale this would have produced a model of over 12 feet in length - which would have been difficult to exhibit and so I have omitted cars two and four to produce a three car train on four bogies which is just over eight feet long. As on the real train the bogies under the articulations are motored, each using a Meccano 6volt 'black motor', whilst the end bogies are trailing. The model is controlled by the Meccano infrared system and runs on 3½" gauge track. (26/02/2021)
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Photo - John Herdman
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - Wismar "Hanover-type" Diesel Railcar built by John Herdman. This is based on railcars built for minor railways in Germany in the early 1930s and is of the double snouted type with a diesel engine at each end. The model runs on 3½" gauge track and is infrared controlled. Power is by two standard Meccano six volt motors each with an attached 19:1 bolt on gearbox. They are realistically contained in the snouts. Each one drives the axle at that end of the car. (26/02/2021)
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Photo - John Herdman
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - Wismar "Hanover-type" Diesel Railcar built by John Herdman. This is based on railcars built for minor railways in Germany in the early 1930s and is of the double snouted type with a diesel engine at each end. The model runs on 3½" gauge track and is infrared controlled. Power is by two standard Meccano six volt motors each with an attached 19:1 bolt on gearbox. They are realistically contained in the snouts. Each one drives the axle at that end of the car. (26/02/2021)
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Photo - John Herdman
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - Angel of the North built by John Herdman. I built this model some years ago from reclaimed Meccano parts which had had their paint removed back to bare steel. Once built the model was allowed to "rust" normally by occasionally spraying with water from a plant sprayer and it has now taken on the look of the actual sculpture. (17/03/2021)
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Photo - John Herdman
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - Northern Spirit built by John Herdman. I built this model several years ago as an imaginary sculpture to rival The Angel of the North and designed to represent everything which the North East of England is famous for. You will recognise the Tyne and High Level Bridges, the pit head stocks which represent the many coal mines which used to be in the area and the locomotive representing railways and heavy engineering - but did you notice the two ships bows which represent ship building, which took place on several rivers in the area? (21/01/2019)
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Photo - John Herdman
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - London Transport Tramway Works Car - Wheel Carrier built by John Herdman. These works cars were used to transport wheels, axles, motors etc between depots and also occasionally to carry setts, sand etc for road and track repairs. I built this model to test out the new Meccano motor D567 which is included in Supercar 25 in 1 set number 18211. It is a monobloc geared motor with end and side output orifices which accept three-flat axles. It has its own switch and speed control on the top which resembles a small railway transformer and accepts the end of an allen key. This allen key can be seen in the photograph of one of the cabs. It does actually work quite well in this model. (24/03/2021)
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Photo - John Herdman
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - Close up of the front end of theLondon Transport Tramway Works Car - Wheel Carrier built by John Herdman. (24/03/2021)
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Photo - John Herdman
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - Underside of the London Transport Tramway Works Car - Wheel Carrier built by John Herdman. (24/03/2021)
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Photo - Matthew Shaw
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A display of models by Matthew Shaw (27/03/2021)
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Photo - Matthew Shaw
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - Freelance V22 Osprey built by Matthew Shaw in French Blue/Yellow (27/03/2021)
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Photo - Matthew Shaw
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A 'Sector Plate' Racing Car built by Matthew Shaw (27/03/2021)
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Photo - Matthew Shaw
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - 1962 set model 6.5 Windmill in light red and green. In the foreground a 'Sector Plate' Racing Car, a miniature steam roller from the 1929 MM and the Evolution 4x4 model. All built by Matthew Shaw (27/03/2021)
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Photo - Matthew Shaw
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - An Evolution 4x4 model and a 1934 set 5.1 Racing Seaplane in period Blue/Gold, both built by Matthew Shaw (27/03/2021)
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Photo - Matthew Shaw
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A 1934 set 5.1 Racing Seaplane built by Matthew Shaw in period Blue/Gold (27/03/2021)
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Photo - Norman Brown
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A small scale version of Meccano Super Model Pontoon Crane, Model No.28 built by Norman Brown. Construction details were published in CQ Magazine No. 130 Dec. 2020, described by Wilfred von Tresckow. All the original functions are replicated; Hoist 1, Hoist 2, Luffing and Slew, all driven by a Meccano 3v motor. Tricky to assemble in places but instantly recognisable when complete! (24/12/2020)
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Photo - Norman Brown
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A closeup of the gearbox and rollers of small scale version of Meccano Super Model Pontoon Crane, Model No.28 built by Norman Brown. Construction details were published in CQ Magazine No. 130 Dec. 2020, described by Wilfred von Tresckow. All the original functions are replicated; Hoist 1, Hoist 2, Luffing and Slew, all driven by a Meccano 3v motor. Tricky to assemble in places but instantly recognisable when complete! (24/12/2020)
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Photo - Norman Brown
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A closeup of the Controls and Luffing Mechanism of a small scale version of Meccano Super Model Pontoon Crane, Model No.28 built by Norman Brown. Construction details were published in CQ Magazine No. 130 Dec. 2020, described by Wilfred von Tresckow. All the original functions are replicated; Hoist 1, Hoist 2, Luffing and Slew, all driven by a Meccano 3v motor. Tricky to assemble in places but instantly recognisable when complete! (24/12/2020)
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Photo - Paul Robertshaw
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A 1960s clockwork Reliant Robin built byPaul Robertshaw. It has Del Boy stickers and controls for forward/reverse accessed through the drivers window. (19/03/2021)
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Photo - Paul Robertshaw
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A 1960s clockwork Reliant Robin built byPaul Robertshaw. It has Del Boy stickers and controls for forward/reverse accessed through the drivers window. (19/03/2021)
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Photo - Paul Robertshaw
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A 1960s clockwork Reliant Robin built by Paul Robertshaw. It has Del Boy stickers and controls for forward/reverse accessed through the drivers window. (19/03/2021)
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Photo - Paul Robertshaw
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A model of the Mighty Hood made from Trix parts built by Paul Robertshaw. (05/03/2021)
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Photo - Paul Robertshaw
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A model of a 1930s Trix sports car with a Trix motor to drive the rear wheels built by Paul Robertshaw (31/01/2021)
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Photo - Paul Robertshaw
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A model of a 1930s Trix sports car with a Trix motor to drive the rear wheels built by Paul Robertshaw (31/01/2021)
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Photo - Paul Robertshaw
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A model of a 1930s Trix sports car with a Trix motor to drive the rear wheels built by Paul Robertshaw (31/01/2021)
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Photo - Paul Robertshaw
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A number 9 set sea plane in blue and gold with a clockwork motor driving the propeller complete with a couple of crew members built by Paul Robertshaw (09/11/2020)
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Photo - Paul Robertshaw
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A number 9 set sea plane in blue and gold with a clockwork motor driving the propeller complete with a couple of crew members built by Paul Robertshaw (09/11/2020)
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Photo - Paul Robertshaw
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - Two commercial vehicles built by Paul Robertshaw, one a number 4 set lifting shovel with a highways tipper truck in action. (20/10/2020)
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Photo - Paul Robertshaw
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A breakdown truck built by Paul Robertshaw from a number 8 set in red and green (20/10/2020)
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Photo - Paul Robertshaw
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A breakdown truck built by Paul Robertshaw from a number 8 set in red and green (20/10/2020)
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Photo - Paul Robertshaw
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A delta wing aeroplane built by Paul Robertshaw from a number 8 set in red and green (20/10/2020)
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Photo - Paul Robertshaw
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A delta wing aeroplane built by Paul Robertshaw from a number 8 set in red and green (20/10/2020)
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Photo - Paul Robertshaw
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A Double Deck Bus built by Paul Robertshaw (20/10/2020)
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Photo - Robert Watson
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A model built by Robert Watson of the 'Blower Bentley' a supercharged version of the three and half litre car, built in the 1920's.
Based on the Bernard Perier model described in Constructor Quarterly No. 88 (June 2010) (03/03/2021)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Robert Watson
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A model built by Robert Watson of the 'Blower Bentley' a supercharged version of the three and half litre car, built in the 1920's.
Based on the Bernard Perier model described in Constructor Quarterly No. 88 (June 2010) (03/03/2021)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Robert Watson
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A model built by Robert Watson of the 'Blower Bentley' a supercharged version of the three and half litre car, built in the 1920's.
Based on the Bernard Perier model described in Constructor Quarterly No. 88 (June 2010) (03/03/2021)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Robert Watson
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A model built by Robert Watson of the 'Blower Bentley' a supercharged version of the three and half litre car, built in the 1920's.
Based on the Bernard Perier model described in Constructor Quarterly No. 88 (June 2010) (03/03/2021)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Robert Watson
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - Ford Box Van modelled after the Dad's Army butchers delivery van by Robert Watson.
The model uses reversed blue flexible plates from the 1930's and white plastic plates from the late 1970's (03/03/2021)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Robert Watson
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - Ford Box Van modelled after the Dad's Army butchers delivery van by Robert Watson.
The model uses reversed blue flexible plates from the 1930's and white plastic plates from the late 1970's (03/03/2021)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Robert Watson
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - Leeds City Transport double deck bus built by Robert Watson.
The model is based on a 1952 Meccano Manual from the No. 7 set. Parts from the 'scrap box' were sprayed in British Racing green. (03/03/2021)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Robert Watson
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - Leeds City Transport double deck bus built by Robert Watson.
The model is based on a 1952 Meccano Manual from the No. 7 set. Parts from the 'scrap box' were sprayed in British Racing green. (03/03/2021)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Robert Watson
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - Leeds City Transport double deck bus built by Robert Watson.
The model is based on a 1952 Meccano Manual from the No. 7 set. Parts from the 'scrap box' were sprayed in British Racing green. (03/03/2021)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Stefan Tokarski
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - Terberg RoRo Tractor built by Stefan Tokarski. This is a RoRo vehicle built by Terberg Special Vehicles, Benschop, Netherlands. (20/10/2020)
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Photo - Stefan Tokarski
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A Terberg RoRo Tractor built by Stefan Tokarski.
This is a RoRo vehicle built by Terberg Special Vehicles, Benschop, Netherlands. (20/10/2020)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Stefan Tokarski
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - Underneath view of the Terberg RoRo Tractor built by Stefan Tokarski.
This is a RoRo vehicle built by Terberg Special Vehicles, Benschop, Netherlands. (20/10/2020)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Stefan Tokarski
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - The Terberg RoRo Tractor with its cab tilted forwards built by Stefan Tokarski.
This is a RoRo vehicle built by Terberg Special Vehicles, Benschop, Netherlands. (27/10/2020)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Stefan Tokarski
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A Terberg RoRo Tractor with a 20' Skeletal Trailer and Container built by Stefan Tokarski (20/10/2020)
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Photo - Stefan Tokarski
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A 20' Skeletal Trailer and Container built by Stefan Tokarski (16/10/2020)
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Photo - Stefan Tokarski
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - Underneath view of a 20' Skeletal Trailer built by Stefan Tokarski (16/10/2020)
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Photo - Stefan Tokarsk
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A 20' Skeletal Trailer built by Stefan Tokarski (18/10/2020)
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Photo - Stefan Tokarsk
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A Meclift ML36CMFx20 lifting a container of a trailer built by Stefan Tokarski.
The Meclift is made in Tampere Finland by OY Meclift Ltd. They state that this is a more cost effective way of unloading and moving containers. This version is made to carry the 20' or 6.1m version container. (26/10/2020)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Stefan Tokarsk
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A Meclift ML36CMFx20 has lifted a container off a trailer and the Terberg RoRo Tractor has pulled it away from the trailer. All built by Stefan Tokarsk.
The Meclift is made in Tampere Finland by OY Meclift Ltd. They state that this is a more cost effective way of unloading and moving containers. This version is made to carry the 20' or 6.1m version container. (27/10/2020)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Stefan Tokarsk
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A Meclift ML36CMFx20 has lowered a container downto the ground. Noite that this is controlled by the Terberg RoRo Tractor lifting trailer coupling. All built by Stefan Tokarsk.
The Meclift is made in Tampere Finland by OY Meclift Ltd. They state that this is a more cost effective way of unloading and moving containers. This version is made to carry the 20' or 6.1m version container. (27/10/2020)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Stefan Tokarsk
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - The Meclift ML36CMFx20 built by Stefan Tokarsk
The Meclift is made in Tampere Finland by OY Meclift Ltd. They state that this is a more cost effective way of unloading and moving containers. This version is made to carry the 20' or 6.1m version container. (27/10/2020)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Stefan Tokarsk
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A Vickers Deck Tug built by Stefan Tokarsk.
I first saw one in use on Quest TV on the Plane Reclaimers programme, they kindly told me the make. This is the type used on the Aircraft carrier Ark Royal. They seem to range from 1955 to 1965. They are 4 wheel drive with 4 wheel steering.It has a 3.5 litre diesel engine and weighs 7 ton. (02/12/2020)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Stefan Tokarsk
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A Vickers Deck Tug built by Stefan Tokarsk.
I first saw one in use on Quest TV on the Plane Reclaimers programme, they kindly told me the make. This is the type used on the Aircraft carrier Ark Royal. They seem to range from 1955 to 1965. They are 4 wheel drive with 4 wheel steering.It has a 3.5 litre diesel engine and weighs 7 ton. (02/12/2020)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Stefan Tokarsk
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A Vickers Deck Tug built by Stefan Tokarsk.
I first saw one in use on Quest TV on the Plane Reclaimers programme, they kindly told me the make. This is the type used on the Aircraft carrier Ark Royal. They seem to range from 1955 to 1965. They are 4 wheel drive with 4 wheel steering.It has a 3.5 litre diesel engine and weighs 7 ton. (02/12/2020)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Stefan Tokarsk
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - Underneath of a Vickers Deck Tug built by Stefan Tokarsk.
I first saw one in use on Quest TV on the Plane Reclaimers programme, they kindly told me the make. This is the type used on the Aircraft carrier Ark Royal. They seem to range from 1955 to 1965. They are 4 wheel drive with 4 wheel steering.It has a 3.5 litre diesel engine and weighs 7 ton. (02/12/2020)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Stefan Tokarsk
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - The Meclift 5016SR built by Stefan Tokarsk.
The Meclift ML5016SR is made by Mecalift of Finland, is an ideal solution when containers are handled in confined places. With a lifting capacity of 42.5 tons under the top lift spreader at a load center of 1.6 meters, it stacks containers up to three high with duplex booms and even four high with triplex booms. The lifting height is customizable according to the customers’ needs. (20/02/2021)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Stefan Tokarsk
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - The Meclift 5016SR built by Stefan Tokarsk.
The Meclift ML5016SR is made by Mecalift of Finland, is an ideal solution when containers are handled in confined places. With a lifting capacity of 42.5 tons under the top lift spreader at a load center of 1.6 meters, it stacks containers up to three high with duplex booms and even four high with triplex booms. The lifting height is customizable according to the customers’ needs. (20/02/2021)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Stefan Tokarsk
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - The Meclift 5016SR built by Stefan Tokarsk lifting a Container.
When it comes to agility, functionality, efficiency and safety, this side reach stacker is an ideal solution. With a container lifted to the top of its frame, it handles cargo in very tight places and moves at speeds up to 30 km/h. Meclift™ ML5016SR can be driven through a standard 6 by 5-meter terminal door opening. (21/02/2021)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Stefan Tokarsk
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - The Meclift 5016SR built by Stefan Tokarsk placing a container on a trailer.
Meclift™ ML5016SR enhances logistics between railroads and highways even in areas without advanced infra-structure. All that is needed is a solid ground, on which to lay a foundation for a cargo handling station. This side reach stacker is manufactured by special order only. (22/02/2021)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Stefan Tokarsk
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - Underneath of the Meclift 5016SR built by Stefan Tokarsk. (23/02/2021)
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Photo - Timothy Edwards
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A model of a Willys MB Jeep from a kit, built by Timothy Edwards.
This jeep was used extensively by the USA military during World War Two (01/04/2021)Click here to see higher resolution photo
Photo - Timothy Edwards
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A model of a Land Rover from a kit built, by Timothy Edwards (01/04/2021)
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Photo - Timothy Edwards
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - A model of a Land Rover from a kit built, by Timothy Edwards (01/04/2021)
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Photo - Timothy Edwards
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - An Evolution model of a Mobile Crane built by Timothy Edwards (01/04/2021)
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Photo - Wendy Miller
'Virtual Easter' Exhibition 2021 - Rob Miller's Ball Run in the form of a Helter Skelter.
A video of it in operation can be seen below. (13/01/2021)Click here to see higher resolution photo
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