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Model Engineering Works

A model engineering works. Perhaps used for factory planning, the models are all magnetic so can be repositioned, and include lathes, drills, milling machines and grinders.

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Model Offshore Wind Turbine

A metal model of a wind turbine, from the official opening ceremony of the Robin Rigg offshore wind farm, September 2010.

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Model Sternframe and Rudder

A metal model ship’s sternframe and rudder, maker unknown, for a 15,500 tonnes bulk carrier.

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Longannet Presentation Model

A model of a coal crushing machine, presented to Francis Tombs (chairman of the South of Scotland Electricity Board) by the staff of Longannet Power Station on 17th March 1977.

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McEwan’s Fountain Brewery Model

A model of the William McEwan & Co. Fountain Brewery in Edinburgh, from June 1941.

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Model Foundry Crucible

A model of a foundry crucible, with tilting mechanism and a tapping device.

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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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