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In lugnet.technic, Thomas (T. J.) Avery writes:
> I'd like to check it out too. Are there any good websites on Meccano? Not
> that I'd flip over to the "dark side", but I'd like to see.
http://freenet.edmonton.ab.ca/meccano/mecparti.html
After an admittedly a short search this is the best I've found. L girders
are present in very long lengths and they do make pawls! but I don't think
there are any small bevel gears.
What do you think are the biggest omissions and which therefore prove Lego
more useful?
LMAO about this... http://www.meccano.com/pages/under_c.htm !!!
A bit of a surf starting here may yield a bit of information but there's
clearly less web support for Meccano than for Lego.
Psi
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"SB" == Simon Bennett <simon.bennett@ntlworld.com> writes:
SB> LMAO about this... http://www.meccano.com/pages/under_c.htm !!!
SB> A bit of a surf starting here may yield a bit of information but
SB> there's clearly less web support for Meccano than for Lego.
http://www.meccanotoys.com/ does seem to work. Also loaded with Flash,
by the way, just like lego.com. Sigh.
Cheers,
Johannes.
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"You cannot save time -- you only choose how to spend it." -- Buck Tilton
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