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Model Engineering is the hobby of constructing machines within miniature. Popular system include engines of various types, & live steam locomotives.
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Model Engineering and Home Shop Web Provides a resource guide to model engineers world-wide by providing links to catalogues and suppliers of books, drawings, materials, machines and components. Australian Model Engineering Magazine Technical information, news and events, useful links (to suppliers and other model engineering sites) and online sales from a magazine for model engineering enthusiasts The North London Society of Model Engineers (UK) Information on regular meetings in Finchley; interests include live steam locomotives, traction, stationary and marine engines, slot car, video and permanent model railways. Also sections for North American railways and juniors. Brunell Model Engineering Model steam engine specialists who construct and supply a range of over 40 types of locomotives and marine, stationary, traction and ploughing engines. Drawings, materials and tools to make these models are also available. Chronos Engineering Supplies Model engineering machine tools, hand tools and supplies available for online ordering and sign up to details of weekly special offers. Model Engineering Clearing House A service to the model engineering hobby, with particular focus on live steam and model railway engineering Model Engineering Glossary Glossary of information and picture gallery on model engineering and tools provided by glue-it.com Model Engineering Plans Plans for traction engines, workshop equipment, railway locomotives and internal combustion engines. Hallett Model Oil (UK) Manufacturer and distributor of lubricating oils and cleaning products for models engineering applications. Mail order service. Station Road Steam Traders in model live steam locomotives, traction engines, stationary engines, boilers, books, workshop machinery and accessories. Machining work undertaken. |
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