JAMES COOMBES ENGINE REVISITED
Jason Ballamy has another classic engine for fabricated construction, the classic James Coombes..
ENGLISH STYLE BRACKET CLOCK
MEWS’ Model of the Week is the popular English style bracket clock.
BEGINNER’S STEAM ENGIUNE
Julius has a full set of drawings for a popular beginner’s steam engine
QUICK FIRING FIELD GUN
From the archives this week is detail of quck firing field gun . .
SMALL STEAM ENGINE BOILERS
Horizontal and vertical designs for small engine boilers.
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David Carpenter is your editor of Model Engineering Website, the weekly web magazine for model engineers now in its 15th year. Formerly journalist with Daily Telegraph, Metalworking Production, Industry Week, Statist, etc and editor of Model Engineer.
Regular contributors include designer Julius de Waal.
David Carpenter
Editor, Model Engineering Website