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These pages bring together all sorts of notes and articles from my years with Meccano - I hope you may find something interesting among them! Some have appeared in one or more of our Club Magazines, while others are just passing comments, ideas, reactions and discoveries.
Here for once I am free from the constraints of page size, publication schedules and even mechanical correctness!
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Tag Archives: Dyson
Sir James Dyson
I don’t know what it I like in your country, but there is a tendency in the U.K. for people to live in the past. People tell each other that things used to be so much better years ago, and … Continue reading →
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