About a year later Michael Adler founded the International Society of Meccanomen.

Both Meccanoman met later and the rest, as they say, is history.......

The results: a flourishing Society and, so far, more than 50 issues of a wonderful Meccano Magazine.

Today, the Editor of the International Meccanoman uses slightly more sophisticated techniques
but the publication still continues in the spirit of the Founder
AND
from issue Number 50 on, has colour photographs too!.

• Magnetic Braiding
• Meccano and Metaphysics
• Model Building Technology. Ideas gathered, edited and drawn by Philip Webb
  
• Meccano TinTin Toys Released
  
• Exhibition Pictures from Henley, Melbourne and Te Papa
  

• The Golden Spanner Award 2011: Rolando Piazoli (It)
• Rotterdam Cranes
• Model Building Technology. Ideas gathered, edited and drawn by Philip Webb
  
• Meccanuity 2011 report from the Telford and Iron Bridge Society
  
• Skegness 2011
  
• To print or not to print (about merits and demerits of Meccano club magazines being published electronically rather than on paper)
  
• The End of an Era, Meccano models of spacecrafts
  
• Guest editorial by Chris Shute, chairman of the Telford and ironbridge Meccano Society
  

• A special tribute to the sadly deceased editor of the International Meccanoman Paul Joachim
• Test Rig, experiments with the new Stepper Controller Code 7 by Peter Harwood
• Model Building Technology. Ideas gathered, edited and drawn by Philip Webb
  
• Show Time exhibition reports 2011 New Zealand Convention, Kew Bridge Steam Museum, Melbourne Meccano Club
  
• Secret Lives, Adrian Williams talked to Paul Joachim †
  
• Meet the Meccanoman: Geoff Brown
  
• Christchurch NZ Earthquakes
  

• The Golden Spanner Award 2010: Geoff Brown
• My School Meccano Club by Michael J. Walker
• Model Building Technology. Ideas gathered, edited and drawn by Philip Webb
  
• Photo reports of the CAM meeting in France, Sydney Australia, Auckland New Zealand, Kew Bridge London
  
• Skegness 2010 by Greg Webb
  
• The Largest Blocksetiing Crane in the World (chapter five)
  
• Meet the Meccanoman: Colin Hoare
  
• 75th anniversary of the Maylands Meccano Club in Australia
  

• The Meccano Mania Show at the Museum of American Heritage (Charlie Pack's One-Man Meccano Show in Palo Alto, California, USA)
• A demonstration of the Mechanical Elements that make up aHelicopter
  
• The Largest Blocksetiing Crane in the World (chapter four)
  
• Model Building Technology. Ideas gathered, edited and drawn by Philip Webb
  
• The largest Blocksetting Crane in the World by Bruce W. Ward (chapter four)
  
• Meet the Meccanoman: Ian Mordue
  
• Real Engineering in Miniature
  

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However they - as well - are part of the worldwide Meccano Guild to which they contribute and inspire us with models, ideas and model reports etc..

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