Listed alphabetically below are the craftsmen represented in this on-line museum. Click on any name to go directly to that section. Some members are linked to more than one page. A basic description of each member's contribution is also included.
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Craftsman *Indicates winner of craftsman of the year award and date |
Specialty |
| Abrasha | Unique and beautiful machined jewelry |
| Ahmed, Iqbal | Model Engineering from India |
| Anderson, Mel | Anderson Engines—Model airplane engine innovator |
| Arden, Ray | Arden Engines—Ray was known as the "Father of the Glow Plug" |
| Balestreri, Jim | Five-time blue ribbon winner builds wooden toys for tots |
| Bates, Ray | Known as "The British Clockmaker," he breathes new life into old clocks |
| Bay Area Engine Modelers Club | The Bay Area model engineering club members create some outstanding model engines |
| Bishop, Ross | Historically correct ride-on live steam trains from Australia |
| Boni, Randall | A new look for old trees with the help of a chainsaw and a lot of skill |
| Britnell, George | A wide variety of model engineering projects from guns to engines |
| Brodbeck, John | K&B Engines—Model airplane engine innovator |
| Brown, Bill | Pedal cars by a master |
| Brown, Bill L. (IV) | Brown Junior Motors—Builder of the first practical model aircraft gas engines |
| Brown, Jerry | A 1/6 scale working steam crane that digs full scale dirt |
| Carlstedt, Richard* (2009) | A 1/16 scale model of the historic ironclad Monitor engine and more |
| Chenot, Louis | A running scale model Duesenberg and other fine scale models |
| Cole, N. Roger | Highly detailed ship models and the research to go with them |
| Colonna, Ron* (2008) | Miniature engines including a masterful 1/4 scale Offenhauser and a book on how to built it |
| Conley, Gary | Conley Precision—Manufacturer of quarter scale V-8 engines |
| Connolly, Damien | Australian gunsmith builds and engraves premium firearms |
| Cox, Leroy | Cox engines—Reliable and affordable, introduced many to model flying |
| Dahlberg, Ingvar | A running 1910 Mercer Raceabout from Sweden |
| Clarence "Clarry" Dawson | A wide variety of steam engines built to be run |
| DeMarchi, Livio | A wood carver with a unique style from Venice, Italy |
| Dubin, William | Fanciful mechanical art that pays tribute to old steam engines |
| Dunlap, Michael | Gold plated NASCAR and IndyCar trophy models |
| Enriquez, Joe | 1/87 model trucks that look a lot bigger than they are |
| Foran, Ken | Finely detailed 1/15 and 1/16 scale models of WW1 aircraft |
| Fox, Duke | Fox Engines—Model airplane engine innovator |
| Gargano, John | Mechanical Sculpture with an architectural touch |
| Garofali, Juares | Supertigre Engines—Model airplane engine innovator |
| Gerrard, Alec | A 30-year quest to build a giant model of Herod's temple |
| Gould, Bill | An "Industrial Archeologist" who makes models—both real and virtual |
| Green, Andrew | Super detailed radio controlled model ships |
| Guttu, George "Ron" | A quarter-scale Offy-powered dirt car like his dad used to own |
| Hamler, Paul | Miniature woodworking tools with beautiful detail |
| Hansen, Find | Unusual "hot bulb" engines from Denmark |
| Hastings, James H. | Highly detailed traditional plank-on-frame wooden ship models |
| Heijmans, Roberto | A "Great Wooden Railway" in 1/25 scale from the Netherlands |
| Heim, Fred | Miniature construction equipment, if you call 1/2 size "miniature" |
| Hewitt, Scotty | A race car driver who makes tiny race cars and steam engines |
| Hiraoka, Kozo | Steam train models and plans from Japan |
| Hiscano, Augie | Multiple "Best of Show" winner in model cars |
| Ho, Mark | A human figure modeled in brass and aluminum |
| Hoggarth, Chuck | Extra large wooden construction toys |
| Howell, Jerry | Engines and kits from a versatile builder |
| Huxhold, Wilhelm* (1999) | Masterful engines, miniature tools and other model engineering projects |
| Ingersol, Alan* (1998) | A miniature Curtiss V-12 and the aircraft to put it in |
| I-Wei Huang | Steam powered robots with a "steampunk" flavor |
| Jordan, Barry* (2003) | Masterful miniature machine tools from England |
| Kieffer, Jerry* (1997) | An opening page to six separate sections to display his many talents from clocks to model engines |
| Klimek, Szymon | Miniature model engineering, art or jewelry--you decide. |
| Knapp, Paul | Engine building craftsman and devoted IC engine collector |
| Kouhoupt, Rudy | Prolific modeler and well-known designer has published many plans over the years for others to build |
| Kucer, David* (2006) | World class miniature guns from Canada |
| Lee, Clarance | Lee, Veco and other engines—Model aircraft engine innovator |
| Lefaivre, Michel* (2010) | Superb miniature guns from France |
| Lindsay, Steve | World famous engraver with a bold style |
| Luhrs, George* (2001) | Builder of the world's smallest running internal combustion engines |
| Maki, John | Miniature Victorian woodworking tools in exotic materials |
| Manwaring, Harold | A working steam engine made from wood in Australia |
| Mattson, Phil | Museum quality model ships and ships in bottles |
| Maxton, GarE | Unusual metal puzzles that are both challenging and beautiful |
| McCoy, Dick | McCoy Engines—Model airplane engine innovator |
| Miniature Cars made by Auto Manufacturers | The actual craftsmen are not known, but their work lives on |
| Moyer, Jim | His tiny engines include "The World's Smallest Running Chevy V-8" |
| Neely, Will | Professional model maker who models old dirt track and sprint cars for fun |
| Nysether, Maurice | Getting a start on building small engines at age 73 |
| Ogawa, Shigeo | O.S. Engines—Model airplane engine innovator |
| Ohlsson, Irwin "Irv" | Ohlsson & Rice Engines—Model airplane engine innovator |
| Osterman, Al | Machine shop tools in miniature |
| Park, Young* (2002) | Aluminum model Corsair and Mustang aircraft with detail like you've never seen before |
| Pulido, Francisco | Highly detailed model cars from Spain |
| Reznik, Sunia | Wooden vehicles from motorcycles to trains in fine hardwoods |
| Rincon, Antonio | A large collection of beautiful miniature weapons from Columbia |
| Rivera, Guillermo | A lifetime collection of hand-made cannon models from Costa Rica |
| Roemmich, Cliff | Ornate steam engines and other models |
| Ronnie, Roger* (2004) | Opening page to five more sections including his specialty, engraving, but also engines, clock making tools and miniature gun projects |
| Root, Lee | Well engineered engines built to run |
| Scerri, Pierre* (2007) | A fully functional 1/3 scale Ferrari |
| Simon, Larry | A model Manitowoc crane by Craftsmanship Museum host |
| Smith, Michael Paul | An imaginary town from the past brought to life through photography of detailed 1/24 scale models |
| Smith, William R.* (2000) | Award winning clocks and the books on how to build them |
| Spielmann, Gerhard | Model machine tools in aluminum and brass |
| Talbot, Robert | Model handguns in wood from Australia |
| Tarragó, Pere | 1/6 scale motorcycle models from Spain |
| Tomlinson, Clen | A model Deltic engine in progress: The complication almost defies description |
| van Vark, Tatjana | Scientific instruments and technical projects |
| Warther, Mooney | Wood carving mastery with a specialty in trains |
| Washburn, Robert | His Strictly IC magazine informed and inspired many engine builders |
| White, Daniel | The smallest knapped arrowheads you will ever see |
| Wilding, John | Clocks and plans from a master in England |
| Wingrove, Gerald* (2005) | Model cars from England and the books on how to build them |
| Xu, Yan | Miniature guns and weapons from China |
| Zimmermann, Roger | Beautiful 1/12 scale models of American cars made in Switzerland |
| Ziober, Andrzej | Over 30 years of award winning, super-detailed plastic aircraft models in 1/72 scale |
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