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'DOUBLE TANDEM COMPOUND' MILL ENGINE
The Tandem and Double Tandem Compound Mill Engine were also quite common in the late Victorian times and were lso still being used up to the mid-20th Century.
The Model represents a typical Double Tandem of this period, and it is based on our Tandem Compound with new drawings. It makes a good size model with lots of scope for further detail modelling.
Cylinders HP 1" LP 1 5/8" Bore x 1 1/2" Stroke - Flywheel 6" - Base 18 1/2" x 14"

Our Tandem Compound Mill Engine on which this Model is based was the subject of a constructional series in the Model Engineer which would be of help to newer modellers. Series commenced August 1990 No.3879 Vol 165 .
'VULCAN' BEAM ENGINE
The "Vulcan" Beam Engine cir. 1830. This real old timer amongst beam engines , evokes the era of the early historic steam engine, when they were becoming self-contained all metal constructions. This engine is representative of that early transition from the use of wooden beams, and the engine structure being part of the engine house.
A straight forward engine to build yet producing an attractive and interesting model which can be up and ready for steaming quite quickly for the experienced. It is also covered by a constructional series in The Model Engineer for those who may need a little help. And the model is thus ideal for up and coming modellers.
Cylinder 7/8" Bore x 2 1/4" Stroke - Base 10 1/4" x 5 1/8" - Flywheel 8 3/8" x dia.

Constructional series started in the Model Engineer 21st October, 1954.
'TAYPORT' TABLE ENGINE
An early type of Table Engine is what we had in mind when designing this fine Engine.
It is typical of the type used for general work in the early 19th Century.
The Model is fitted with a Watt Governor, Shut Off Valve and Displacement Lubricator.
A very useful engine to run model machinery.

Cylinder 1" Bore x 2" Stroke
Table Width 6 1/2" x 5 3/4" - Height 16 3/4"
Flywheel 9" dia
'DOUBLE HOTSPUR' HORIZONTAL ENGINE
This is a twin cylinder version of the popular 'Hotspur' single cylinder engine.
The bore and the stroke are the same as the single cylinder 'Hotspur'. The open ended cranks are to 90' to each other to enable the engine to start in any position.
There are also provisions made for fitting an axle driven water feed pump, and a governor.
The base is offered separate from the main engine castings so that modellers may, if they wish, use a wooden block with a 1/8" BMS bed plates which keeps the price down.
The cast aluminium base is offered with the top bed plate surface machined flat.
Cylinder 7/8" Bore x 1 1/2" Stroke - Base 13 1/2" x 7 3/4" - Flywheel 5"
'HOTSPUR' HORIZONTAL ENGINE
This fine Horizontal Steam Engine has been designed for the beginner with a little turning and simple milling experience.
It is based on a typical engine of the late 19th Century, having a simple slide valve and a very useful working water feed pump and compression bottle.
Cylinder 7/8" Bore x 1 1/2" Stroke - Base length 10" - Flywheel 6 1/4"


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