V8 model aero engine
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V8 model aero engine
V8 model aero engine, the support frame here is just that, it is not the fuselage mount.
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Re: V8 model aero engine
Awesome, especially with all its incredible detail and complexity.
Well done. I can appreciate the hard won skill, knowledge, and effort to create this kind of assembly.
Can hardly wait for the next one!
Well done. I can appreciate the hard won skill, knowledge, and effort to create this kind of assembly.
Can hardly wait for the next one!
"It is a poor workman who blames his tools..."
Re: V8 model aero engine
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Re: V8 model aero engine
Really nice! Is the FreeCAD file available somewhere?
Regards
Max
Regards
Max
Regards / Viele Grüße
Max
Max
Re: V8 model aero engine
Hi Guys, Sorry the FreeCad file is too large to include here.
The original drawings came from the 'Model engineer' magazine published in parts over the period April 1995 to May 1996, I do not remember where I actually found it on the net.
I will root around to try and find the source and post the link here when I do.
This engine is 10cc and is approx' 75mm in length, will fit in the palm of adult.
The original drawings came from the 'Model engineer' magazine published in parts over the period April 1995 to May 1996, I do not remember where I actually found it on the net.
I will root around to try and find the source and post the link here when I do.
This engine is 10cc and is approx' 75mm in length, will fit in the palm of adult.
Re: V8 model aero engine
Ok Guys, I have found the source of this models plans.
http://www.john-tom.com/IC%20Engines/Wh ... Adobe9.pdf
Free to download if you want to have a go, all dimensions are imperial.
Enjoy........
http://www.john-tom.com/IC%20Engines/Wh ... Adobe9.pdf
Free to download if you want to have a go, all dimensions are imperial.
Enjoy........