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Meccano Parts 1970-1992 (France) page MECCANO PARTS 1970 – 1992 (France) 1 of 34 Please see colour/material codes and notes at the bottom Part Number Col Year Found in sets / Old New our Mat Part Name Intr. / notes 1 A301 zn Perforated strip, 12 ½”, 32 cm 1970 1 a A801 zn Perforated strip, 9 ½”, 24 cm 1970 1 b A501 zn Perforated strip, 7 ½”, 19 cm 1970 grod 1973 Meccakits Armee 2 A202 zn Perforated strip, 5 ½”, 14 cm 1970 blF 1982 Trucker Fleet set Grand Prix set grod 1973 Meccakits Armee wt 1982 Hyper Space set ylF 1974 Meccakits Travaux Publics 2 a A302 zn Perforated strip, 4 ½”, 115 mm 1970 ylF 1974 Meccakits Travaux Publics 3 A203 zn Perforated strip, 3 ½”, 90 mm 1970 ylF 1974 Meccakits Travaux Publics 4 A304 zn Perforated strip, 3”, 75 mm 1970 5 A105 zn Perforated strip, 2 ½”, 60 mm 1970 blF 1982 Trucker Fleet set grod 1973 Meccakits Armee wt 1982 Hyper Space set page MECCANO PARTS 1970 – 1992 (France) 2 of 34 Please see colour/material codes and notes at the bottom Part Number Col Year Found in sets / Old New our Mat Part Name Intr. / notes ylF 1974 Meccakits Travaux Publics 6 B146 zn Perforated strip, 2”, 50 mm, 5 holes 1970 blF 1982 Trucker Fleet set 6 a A506 zn Perforated strip, 1 ½”, 38 mm 1970 blF 1982 Trucker Fleet set 7 A175 zn Angle Girder, 24 ½”, 62 cm 1970 7 a zn Angle Girder, 18 ½”, 47 cm 1970 8 A508 zn Angle Girder, 12 ½”, 32 cm 1970 blF 1982 3000 set 8 a zn Angle Girder, 9 ½”, 24 cm 1970 blF 1982 3000 set wt 1982 Trucker Fleet set Hyper Space set ylF 1974 Meccakits Travaux Publics 8 b A509 zn Angle Girder, 7 ½”, 19 cm 1970 blF 1982 Trucker Fleet set ylF 1974 Meccakits Travaux Publics 9 A507 zn Angle Girder, 5 ½”, 14 cm 1970 blF 1982 2000 and 3000 sets page MECCANO PARTS 1970 – 1992 (France) 3 of 34 Please see colour/material codes and notes at the bottom Part Number Col Year Found in sets / Old New our Mat Part Name Intr. / notes wt 1982 Hyper Space set 9 a A209 zn Angle Girder, 4 ½”, 115 mm 1970 blF 1982 3000 set 9 b A601 zn Angle Girder, 3 ½”, 90 mm 1970 blF 1981 Action Packs Lunar Warrior set 9 c A604 zn Angle Girder, 3”, 75 mm 1970 9 d A602 zn Angle Girder, 2 ½”, 60 mm 1970 blF 1982 2000 set 9 e A603 zn Angle Girder, 2”, 50 mm 1970 9 f A109 zn Angle Girder, 1 ½”, 38 mm 1970 blF 1982 Trucker Fleet set 1000 & 3000 sets 9 l A309 zn Angle Girder, 1”, 25 mm 1990 Starter sets 1990 10 A010 zn Fishplate 1970 bkq 1973 Meccakits Armee bb 1974 Meccakits Travaux Publics 11 A720 zn Double Bracket, ½” x ½”, 12 x 12 mm 1970 bkq 1973 Meccakits Armee bb 1974 Meccakits Travaux Publics page MECCANO PARTS 1970 – 1992 (France) 4 of 34 Please see colour/material codes and notes at the bottom Part Number Col Year Found in sets / Old New our Mat Part Name Intr. / notes 11 a A721 zn Double Bracket, 1” x ½”, 25 x 12 mm 1970 12 A012 zn Angle Bracket, ½” x ½”, 12 x 12 mm 1970 bkq 1973 Meccakits Armee bb 1974 Meccakits Travaux Publics 12 a A612 zn Angle Bracket, 1” x 1”, 25 x 25 mm 1970 12 b A512 zn Angle Bracket, 1” x ½”, 25 x 12 mm 1971 bkq 1973 Meccakits Armee bb 1974 Meccakits Travaux Publics 12 c A712 zn Obtuse Angle Bracket, ½ x ½”, 12 x 12 mm 1970 bkq 1973 Meccakits Armee bb 1974 Meccakits Travaux Publics 13 A013 zn Axle Rod, 11 ½”, 29 cm 13 a zn Axle Rod, 8”, 20 cm 14 A014 zn Axle Rod, 6 ½”, 165 mm 14 a zn Axle Rod, 5 ½”, 140 mm 15 A015 zn Axle Rod, 5”, 125 mm 15 a A715 zn Axle Rod, 4 ½”, 115 mm bkq 1973 Meccakits Armee page MECCANO PARTS 1970 – 1992 (France) 5 of 34 Please see colour/material codes and notes at the bottom Part Number Col Year Found in sets / Old New our Mat Part Name Intr. / notes 15 b A815 zn Axle Rod, 4”, 100 mm bkq 1973 Meccakits Armee 16 A116 zn Axle Rod, 3 ½”, 85 mm bkq 1973 Meccakits Armee 16 a A117 zn Axle Rod, 2 ½”, 60 mm 16 b A016 zn Axle Rod, 3”, 75 mm bkq 1973 Meccakits Armee 17 A017 zn Axle Rod, 2”, 50 mm 18 a A918 zn Axle Rod, 1 ½”, 38 mm 18 b A018 zn Axle Rod, 1”, 25 mm 19 a Spoked Wheel, 3” (75 mm) diam. Not included in sets 19 b A519 blF Pulley, 3” (75 mm) diam., with boss 1970 ylF 1976 Meccakit Grues 19 c blF Pulley, 6” (150 mm) diam., with boss 1970 19 h A119 zn Crank Handle, 5” (125 mm) shaft 19 s A919 zn Crank Handle, 3 ½” (90 mm) shaft 20 A920 br Flanged Wheel, 1 1/8” (28 mm) diam. 20 a A921 blF Pulley, 2” (50 mm) diam., with boss 1970 page MECCANO PARTS 1970 – 1992 (France) 6 of 34 Please see colour/material codes and notes at the bottom Part Number Col Year Found in sets / Old New our Mat Part Name Intr. / notes 20 b br Flanged Wheel, 3/4” (19 mm) diam. 21 A924 br Pulley, 1 ½" (38 mm) diam., with boss blF 1982 2000 & 3000 sets 22 A624 br Pulley, 1" (25 mm) diam., with boss 22 _p A624 ylF pl Pulley, 1" (25 mm) diam., with boss 1981 All sets except Enthousiaste and Meccakits Series 22 a br Pulley, 1" (25 mm) diam., without boss 22 ap A625 ylF pl Pulley, 1" (25 mm) diam., without boss 1981 All sets except Enthousiaste and Meccakits Series rdF 1982 Trucker Fleet set; Water Cannon set 23 a A629 br Pulley, ½" (13 mm) diam., with boss 23 b br Pulley, ½" (13 mm) diam., without boss 23 bp A524 rdF pl Pulley, ½" (13 mm) diam., without boss 1970 All sets except Enthousiaste and Meccakit Series ylF 1981 red in 16 sets yellow in 16 sets 24 br Bush Wheel, 1 3/8” (40 mm) diam., 8 holes zn 1982 1000, 2000 & 3000 sets 24 a zn Wheel Disc, 1 3/8” (40 mm) diam., 8 holes 1970 24 b A527 br Bush Wheel, 1 3/8” (40 mm) diam., 6 holes 24 c A528 zn Wheel Disc, 1 3/8” (40 mm) diam., 6 holes 1970 25 A529 br Pinion, ¾” (19 mm) diam., ¼” (6 mm) face, 25 teeth page MECCANO PARTS 1970 – 1992 (France) 7 of 34 Please see colour/material codes and notes at the bottom Part Number Col Year Found in sets / Old New our Mat Part Name Intr. / notes 25 a A530 br Pinion, ¾” (19 mm) diam., ½” (13 mm) face, 25 teeth 25 b br Pinion, ¾” (19 mm) diam., ¾” (19 mm) face, Not included in 25 teeth sets 26 br Pinion, ½" (13 mm) diam., ¼" (6 mm) face, 19 teeth 26 _p A070 ylF pl Pinion, ½" (13 mm) diam., ¼" (6 mm) face, 1982 All sets except 19 teeth Enthousiaste and Meccakits Series 26 a A032 br Pinion, ½" (13 mm) diam., ½" (12 mm) face, 19 teeth 26 b br Pinion, ½" (13 mm) diam., ¾" (19 mm) face, 19 teeth 26 c br Pinion, 7/16" (11 mm) diam., ¼" (6 mm) face, 15 teeth 27 br Gear Wheel, 1 ¼” (32 mm) diam., 50 teeth 27 a br Gear Wheel, 1 ½" (38 mm) diam., 57 teeth 27 ap A619 ylF pl Gear Wheel, 1 ½" (38 mm) diam., 57 teeth 1982 All sets except Enthousiaste and Meccakits Series 27 b bk Gear Wheel, 3 ½" (88 mm) diam., 133 teeth 27 c bk Gear Wheel, 2 ½" (63 mm) diam., 95 teeth 27 cp ylF pl Gear Wheel, 2 ½" (63 mm) diam., 95 teeth 1983 Basic Series 1983 Beginners Series 1987 27 d br Gear Wheel, 1 5/8" (41 mm) diam., 60 teeth 27 dp A206 ylF pl Gear Wheel, 1 5/8" (41 mm) diam., 60 teeth 1987 Meccano-Nathan set Nr. 2, 1987 27 f A227 bk pl Multi-purpose Gear Wheel, 1" (25 mm) diam., 1970 14 teeth 28 br Contrate Wheel, 1 7/16” (36 mm) diam., 50 t. 28 _p A107 ylF pl Contrate Wheel, 1 7/16” (36 mm) diam., 50 t. 1989 Beginners sets 1989; Basic and Techno sets 1991 page MECCANO PARTS 1970 – 1992 (France) 8 of 34 Please see colour/material codes and notes at the bottom Part Number Col Year Found in sets / Old New our Mat Part Name Intr. / notes 29 br Contrate Wheel, ¾” (19 mm) diam., 25 teeth 30 br Bevel Gear, 7/8” (22 mm) diam., 26 teeth 30 a br Bevel Gear, ½” (13 mm) diam., 16 teeth 30 c br Bevel Gear, 1 ½” (38 mm) diam., 48 teeth 31 br Gear Wheel, 1" (25 mm) diam., ¼” (6 mm) face, 38 teeth 32 br Worm, ½” (13 mm) diam. 32 _p A552 YlF pl Worm, ½” (13 mm) diam. 1991 Basic & Techno sets 1991 34 A134 zn Spanner for square nuts 1970 All sets until 1981 Enthousiast sets until 1985 bk 1989 All sets from1989 See note 3 34 a zn Spanner - Screwdriver 1981 Action Packs 34 b zn Box Spanner 1970 34 c zn Spanner for hexagonal nuts 1981 New sets from 1981-88; Enthus. sets 1986-88 35 A335 bk st Spring Clip Replaced by the plastic variety in 1986 pl 1986 36 zn Screwdriver 36 a Screwdriver, longer 36 a or Screwdriver, plastic handle 1974 Meccakits Grues and Travaux Publics 300 36 b rd Screwdriver, plastic handle 1982 Several sets from 1982 page MECCANO PARTS 1970 – 1992 (France) 9 of 34 Please see colour/material codes and notes at the bottom Part Number Col Year Found in sets / Old New our Mat Part Name Intr.
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