Meccano Disassembly

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[@johnmeccanitian]

Thanks Meccano Man for this video. Some Meccano builders find the disassembly of models to be a tedious part of the hobby. In think, disassembly is often meditative and inspiring. I often get bored with my old Meccano model that has been on the shelf for months or even years. When I take it apart, it's exciting to think about future projects and the parts that will become available for building them.

[@meccanoman]

I value everyone's feedback. A necessary evil. My hands were numb after this one.

[@gingerfairybroadcasting3620]

I agree with John, building and filming the way I do, it's built and taken to bits in one day, so I never have a stock pile of models. However I have been working on a set ten project for a few years in Red and Green, and those models will take a lot longer to build and take to bits afterwards. Great video though.

[@meccanoman]

My display shelves have a lot more room now, but there's definitely a few ones I consider to be my permanent models. Looking forward to seeing the set ten project.

[@BaldyMakesStuff]

They come to bits a lot quicker than building them! I'd keep everything built forever given sufficient space and parts, but I have neither, so this is a necessary part of the hobby, and it is enjoyable in it's own right.

[@meccanoman]

That's for sure. There's a few that I refuse to take apart. I have lucked out as far as space goes and I'm gonna try and shift my focus this year to filling my book shelves up in the living room. I don't have enough books to fill it so it will have to be Meccano.

[@chrisharris3552]

nice but can you put it all together i mist a bit in the filming L.O.L

[@meccanoman]

😂