 Paul Merriam demonstrates his Payne steam engine powered saw mill. |
 The Mystic Seaport Museum brought their 1927 Hyde Windlass. This was originally installed on the tug PEGASUS. |
 There were lots of beautiful models on display at the Air Table. |
 Alex Karnes demonstrates his steam boat model. |
 I should have put something next to this engine so that you could see just how small it really is. The total height is about an inch. It really runs! |
  Two of the four Coles Corliss models built by John V. McDivitt, now owned by Gil Garceau. |
 An interesting “Rube Goldberg” model. |
 A beautiful Walking Beam engine model. |
 Dave Bono shows his models. |
 A very nice Compound Marine Engine model. |
 A beautiful day for Steam-Up. |
 Jim Paquette shows his mill engine from an unknown maker. |
 Alex Karnes, one of our young volunteers, gets interviewed by Martha Swetzoff of RISD. |
 A Ford model A engine powers this Chase shingle mill. |
 Rolf Richter explains the boiler, steam engine, alternator, and Ferris Wheel models that he made. |
 Dean Seder brought his 668 cubic inch, 225 HP, W670-9A Continental Engine. This design of engine was used to power both aircraft and tanks. |
 Nick Lozzi shows his 2 1/2 HP Fuller & Johnson Vertical Frost Proof engine. |
 Dave Robie shows his collection of small steam engines. He is getting ready to retire and would like to sell his complete steam engine collection. |
 A Palmer Brothers Engine |
 Byron & Linda Steger describe their Belle Isle and Detroit Engines. |
 Scott Noseworthy discusses the antique marine engines from the Antique Marine Expo. |
 Lots of very nice models! |
 Ed Howard and his Baxter Patent Colt engine. |
 The New England Model Engineering Society. |
  Tom Harris shows his small engine models and his hit-and-miss engine powered tractor. |
   Bikes! |
 Antique Cars. |
 A very nice steam boat. |
 Dave’s marketplace provided lunch. |
Steam-Up 2010
Photos from Steam Up 2010 by Michael Thompson.