Meccano

British  

/ mɪˈkɑːnəʊ /

noun

1. a construction set consisting of miniature metal or plastic parts from which mechanical models can be made

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Example Sentences

He volunteered as an editor of the Meccano enthusiasts’ international newsletter.

From Los Angeles Times

Traditionalists scoffed at his use of industrial materials, and at designs that were variously likened to an oil derrick, a V-8 engine, an espresso machine and a Meccano construction set.

From Washington Post

Rogers began developing a new architectural approach, influenced by the Meccano he had played with as a boy: assembling buildings from pre-fabricated components like a kit of parts.

From BBC

As a child, he passed the time playing with a Meccano model construction set.

From Seattle Times

It later bought model construction firm Meccano, and now owns brands including Hatchimals.

From BBC