Mamod TE1 engine canopy revamp 

Fred Dibner was indeed a legend! I think both he and Gordon would be tickled with your end product. I worked as an inspector investigating industrial accidents for the Dept of Labour. During one such involving a failure on a window-cleaning suspended scaffold I watched a man rope himself up meticulously before going down the side of the building. When he’d finished I complimented him on his fastidious preparations. He replied: “I’m a qualified steeplejack and I’m $#*t-scared of heights!”

The Mamod looks smashing. Love the brass chimney ferrule. Hub conversion looks good too. Very sorry for your loss. Nice touch to name the engine Gordon.

Love the engine Ade. Fred Dibnah was quite the character. Pretty sure ive watched all his videos atleast three times over. Sorry to hear of the loss of your father-in-law. All the best.

Gday Ade, sorry to hear about your father in law, Fred was an amazing man, i think I’ve watched every episode on YT of Fred and he was a true gentleman and a funny bugger to, beautiful job on the engine mate, cheers

Sorry to hear your sad news Ade. The Mamod looks beautiful, and a fine tribute to Gordon. My sincere condolences to your dear family. Nobby.

Handsome combination of colors 👍

Thanks ADE

Well done....awesome job

My sympathy to you all. And nice work you are doing keep it comeing.

Looks fab! Sorry to hear about your father-in-law.

thanks ade appreciate the mention...michelles artwork on the card

Good show Adrian

The engines turned out great, Ade. I'm sure Fred and Gordon will approve. Nice touch. Cheers Tony

nice job Ade. condolences to your family and nice to name your engine 'Gordon'

Very nice job

Ade. Condoled with the death of your father-in-law. Greatings from the Netherlands

Beautiful work as always! Sorry to hear about the loss in your family.

Sorry to hear about your loss hope things go well with the family

Thank Ade

Great work Ade

good job Ades

Make a bar stock beam engine instead of a kit

Hi ade i have been watching lots of you vids. And i have a problewith my warco 918bench with the threading and the feed and its sttipped a plastic cog for reasons i dont no of but have you got any vids of stripping the carriage down and putting it back together service and oil im having trouble engaging the half nut and cant adjust it

Very nicely done Ade, fitting tribute to both Fred & Gordon. My sympathy to you all at a difficult time. Cheers, Jon