A COLLECTION OF MICRO STEAM ENGINES - IN THE WORKSHOP

[@toysareforboys1]

0:34 when you put your finger beside it = *MIND BLOWN*

[@HarryP457]

What a truly amazing engineer and machinist Mr Walker must have been, his work is astounding. The world has most definitely been lessened by his passing but what a fantastic legacy he has left behind. Thank you for sharing his work with us.

[@shaneellasdaicastrestorati3675]

They are amazing thanks for sharing them

[@jacobchicks3523]

Those are absolutly incredible!

[@jaylittleton1]

I'm in awe of Mr. Walker.

[@keithappleton]

Me Too .....

[@thepunk4hire359]

Mr. Walker on top of great skill must of had great eye sight!

[@raymondj8768]

wow there really cute thanks fir showing them to us !

[@steamboatmodel]

If I bought them I would have to deduct the price of having my keyboard dried out. Marvelous Models.

[@CraigLYoung]

Impressive, about how much pressure is required to run one?

[@keithappleton]

about 30psi as the steam ways are very tiny ....

[@SpruceSculptures]

Amazing.

[@JamesPetts]

Goodness me. Very impressive - and cute.

[@clanger422]

Amazing

[@cmw184]

I would love to put one of these in my ho scale tug..

[@keithappleton]

mainsteam.co.uk/usedmodels.htm

[@cmw184]

Haha thanks

[@Mishn0]

Very nice. Are the parts that would be castings in the Stewart full size models castings in the model models or are they fabricated from stock? If they're castings, did Mr. Walker do the casting himself? Either way, I think that they are very impressive.

[@keithappleton]

I don't know, Bernard Walker was the only one who would have know that . . . .

[@rory455]

What is it about how eny thing that is small is adorable

[@longcaster]

You have to have very small nuts to assemble those engines, and small spanners too.

[@vsche3688]

Сладкий двигатель )))

[@haraldpettersen3649]

Now i'm 95 % shore you are too .

[@haraldpettersen3649]

Interesting ? Almost Harmful . I am 97 % sure that Mr Walker was a watchmaker .