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Model Tait Tower

A Bakelite model of the Tait Tower or Tower of Empire, built in Glasgow’s Bellahouston Park for the 1938 Empire Exhibition.

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Model Yarrow Boiler

A model Yarrow boiler, as fitted to hundreds of Clydebuilt ships.

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Shaped Charge Explosive Display

A wooden model shaped-charge explosive, and a steel plate pierced by a similar (real) charge, both from Nobel’s Explosives.

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Model Dry Stone Walls

A set of three model dry stone walls, made in pottery – perhaps a teaching aid, origin unknown.

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Glasgow-Made Model Steam Engine

A little hobbyist-made horizontal steam engine, made in Glasgow in 1908 – it still runs beautifully on compressed air.

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Uncle John DSV Model

A very generous donation to the Museum, a model of the Uncle John dive support vessel – built for the North Sea oil industry, it was able to hold position in the roughest seas to lower divers to the sea floor.

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Clamshell Grab Model

A working model of a clamshell grab from the 1930s. These would be used for lifting bulk materials from ships, construction or mining.

Opening Hours:
When Kinetics is open - 9-5, Tuesday to Saturday

Address:
Kinetics, 826 Garscube Road, Glasgow G20 7ET, Scotland

Contact:
museum@kinetics-online.co.uk

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