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| Stoneleigh Town and Country Festival 1997, held at the Royal Showground, August 23rd-25th. | 
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| Terry Pettitt "Dennis Loline Double-Decker" |  |  | |
| Terry's Coach Chassis is a work of art, everything is so compact. Have you seen universal joints on a coach prop shaft, made from slide pieces and a collar? Then look at this Coach Chassis. The Prototype of this Chassis is a "Bristol Lodekka", which was also made under licence as the "Dennis Loline" The finished Model |  |  | |
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| Two additional photos made by Terry Pettitt showing more details of the Coach Chassis. |  |  | |
| (c) Terry Pettitt | (c) Terry Pettitt | ||
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| John McDonald, ably assisted by Cynthia Military Vehicles |  |  | |
| On display were a Dodge Command Car, a kind of motor cycle, called Kettenkraftrad. A Diamond T Tractor with Trailer and a Sherman Tank which is demonstrated loading the tank onto the trailer and off loading using the power unit in the tank. A 1920 Rolls Royce Armoured Car completed the display. All models in army green. This display is typical for John, everything working. Other models from John McDonald |  |  | |
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| Alan Partridge Orrery - optical illusion - torque amplifier - Tatra differential |  |  | |
| A rebuild of John Nuttall's Orrery running continuously troughout the three days. A very interesting optical illusion, where six inch plastic axles were boltet between a pair of face plates at an angle, when rotated at high speed these axles looked curved. Also on show, a demonstration torque amplifier and a colour mixer. This proved an attraction to the youngsters. The interesting demo model being the modified Tatra differential for off road vehicles. A lot of thought had gone into designing and building this model, which, when seen, looked so simple. |  |  | |
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