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    Paul Lousick
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      Model engines at the Sydney Antique Machinery club Rally, 2015

      A great display of antique steam engines, cars, trucks and machinery was a collection of working model engines, including a Galloway Hit & Miss engine, driving a full size watch makers lathe with Action Man at the controls.

      galloway with lathe.jpg

      Half scale model of a 1911 Domestic engine driving a small grinder.

      Engine spec.  1hp, Low tension ignition, side camshaft

      domestic hit & miss engine.jpg

      Edited By Paul Lousick on 21/09/2015 10:03:01

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      Paul Lousick
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        #205140
        JasonB
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          @jasonb

          Thanks for thaose Paul, though the Galloway looks to be a bit of an oddball/hybrid. Possibly an Assoc Hired Man frame with a scratch built cylinder/hopper.

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          Paul Lousick
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            @paullousick59116

            Hi Jason,

            I do not have the history of the model but an interesting display of little engines. I did like the little lathe. Thought it was a model at first but was informed it is full size.

            Paul.

            #205152
            roy entwistle
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              @royentwistle24699

              The only thing is the action man is at the back of the lathe

              Roy

              #205155
              JasonB
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                @jasonb
                Posted by roy entwistle on 21/09/2015 11:26:25:

                The only thing is the action man is at the back of the lathe

                Roy

                As the hit & miss engines all tend to run clockwise as viewed in the photo the action man is on the correct size for using a hand graver on the rest as the lathe is running in reverse. wink 2

                 

                I don't really like "littel men" on a model but they do give Joe puplic an idea of scale.

                Edited By JasonB on 21/09/2015 11:44:25

                #205156
                John Stevenson 1
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                  @johnstevenson1

                  So put a twist in the belt

                  #205160
                  roy entwistle
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                    @royentwistle24699

                    Jason it might be my eyesight but there appears to be a compound slide on the lathe and as you say the lathe is running backwards

                    Roy

                    #205168
                    MichaelR
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                      @michaelr

                      The Domestic side shaft engine in the picture has the logo of the builder (Regimoto), he has a interesting web site of all the engines he has built. Here

                      Mike.

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