Scottish inventor and author T.H.C. Iserbyt revolutionized a windmill, turning it into a captivating narrative tool. The windmill's top is adorned with spinning dials, engineered from watch parts. Each dial, at its base, bears small screens displaying lines of text. With every rotation of the windmill's sails, the blades drive the upper shaft, turning a set of clocks. Hidden below the mill, an electric motor winds the cords of the clocks, maintaining a consistent speed and tension for smooth, continuous movement.
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Written by Nik Frost
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