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[b]Martin Baylis Engineering[/b]
[b]City:[/b] Gillingham
[b]State:[/b] Kent
[b]Zip Code:[/b] ME8 0RD
[b]Country:[/b] UK
[b]Website[/b] - http://www.model-steam-engines.com
[b]Email:[/b] [email protected]

[b]Gillingham, Kent, UK 29th September 2016:[/b] If you consider the main focal point of a model steam boat it generally has to be the steam plant consisting of an engine and boiler with some ancillary equipment. The steam plant is the distinguishing feature over a conventional model boat with an electric power plant. Careful consideration should be given to the choice of steam plant, there are a number of factors to consider first and foremost is size, it needs to be compact, functional and suitable for radio control. Weight is another factor, displacement of model boats is usually limited and steam plants generally by their nature are heavy items. At Martin Baylis Engineering great consideration has been given to these factors and limitations.

[b]Why Martin Baylis[/b]

Martin Baylis designs and manufactures miniature marine steam engines of elegant and practical appearance, Martin Baylis Engineering enjoys and enviable reputation amongst the worlds model boating community for reliability and service. Martin Baylis Engineering produces a range of model steam engines and boilers to suit the needs of the model boating enthusiast all over the world. So for a range of durable, reliable and aesthetically pleasing model steam engines and steam accessories visit Martin Baylis Engineering.

[b]About Martin Baylis Engineering[/b]

Martin Baylis has a vast wealth of experience in the field of miniature marine steam engine design and manufacture largely gained through working with Marten Howes and Baylis for many years. Before becoming involved with steam Martin was an engineer by profession so is able to bring new thinking and innovation to the world of model steam. The wide range of products is inspired by the actual engines and boilers of the era. So for Model marine steam engines for sale visit the Martin Baylis Engineering website - http://www.model-steam-engines.com/