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	title:	Introducing Model Traction Engine Construction
	author:	John Haining
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Special Interest Model Books
	released:	December 31, 1998
	isbn:	0852428057
	isbn-13:	9780852428054

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Customer Reviews
Construction and function of full sized traction engines - Rated The book gives useful informations on the construction of full sized traction engines and steam rollers. The different parts of the engines - boilers, cylinders, wheels etc. - are explained by written information and a lot of technical drawings and some photographs. So it is a good source to understand the particularities of these engines as compared to stationary steam engines or locomotives. It will be useful to the technical enthusiast and the model engineer as well. On the other hand it cannot replace a set of drawings for those readers who want to build a model engine.

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Construction and function of full sized traction engines - Rated 3/5
The book gives useful informations on the construction of full sized traction engines and steam rollers. The different parts of the engines - boilers, cylinders, wheels etc. - are explained by written information and a lot of technical drawings and some photographs. So it is a good source to understand the particularities of these engines as compared to stationary steam engines or locomotives. It will be useful to the technical enthusiast and the model engineer as well. On the other hand it cannot replace a set of drawings for those readers who want to build a model engine.