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The website 507movements.com has brought the classic 1868 book "Five Hundred and Seven Mechanical Movements" to the internet, now featuring animations.
Currently, not all animations are complete, but several are available and identified by color thumbnails. Users can navigate through these using the provided links, and updates will continue until all 507 movements are animated. The site also offers Henry T. Brown's original illustrations for viewing alongside the animations.
Source: 507movements.com
Great to see these classic mechanical movements being brought to life with animations!
Nice effort, but it's a bit frustrating that not all animations are complete yet.
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