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  • 27 October 2012 at 23:15 #102059
    Ken Weeks
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      I am after a copy of Model Engineer No. 4362 with the pull out drawing of the "Perseus" engine.

      Just the drawing would do.

      Can anybody help?

      Ken

      27 October 2012 at 23:15 #22285
      Ken Weeks
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        Model Engineer 4362

        28 October 2012 at 07:08 #102068
        JasonB
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          I think the drawings were for Theseus not Perseus or was that mor erecent?

           

          J

          Edited By JasonB on 28/10/2012 07:13:13

          28 October 2012 at 07:52 #102069
          Terryd
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            Posted by JasonB on 28/10/2012 07:08:30:

            I think the drawings were for Theseus not Perseus or was that mor erecent?

             

            J

            Edited By JasonB on 28/10/2012 07:13:13

            Hi Jason,

            In that issue it was the drawings for ET Westburys engine Perseus that were included.

            HI Ken,

            my local library has archived (and bound) copies of ME from the 1940s to date.  If you have real trouble I could try there for you,

            Regards

            Terry

            Edited By Terryd on 28/10/2012 07:56:04

            28 October 2012 at 09:31 #102073
            Ken Weeks
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              @kenweeks58536

              Hi

              Thanks for the replies.

              The "Theseus" engine plans were included with the "300 Years of Steam" special magazine.

              I have all the original articles on the "Theseus" and the drawings.

              I was after a copy of the "Perseus" drawing to see what differences (if any) there are between using casting and making it from bar stock.

              Ken

              28 October 2012 at 09:35 #102074
              JasonB
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                @jasonb

                Best thing to do is go onto Reeves site and click Perseus.

                They show the drawing of each casting, click that and then hold the mouse over the image and it will zoom enough to give you sufficient detail to see what you want.

                J

                28 October 2012 at 10:18 #102076
                Ken Weeks
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                  @kenweeks58536

                  Hi Jason

                  Good idea.

                  The simple answers are always best.

                  Thanks

                  Ken

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