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  • Guest

    #1

    Airfix 4 stroke engine

    Hi all just a little something to pass the time


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    I,ve realised I've forgot to put the carbon build up on the top of the piston so thats to be added next.

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  • Dave W
    • Jan 2011
    • 4713

    #2
    Haven't seen one of these for many years.Points and a condenser!.I bet the younger forum members don't know what those are for!.I look forward to seeing this built.

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    • PaulTRose
      SMF Supporters
      • Jun 2013
      • 6460
      • Paul
      • Tattooine

      #3
      ive got this one to do sometime too


      when i used to work for a certain large car manufacturer i was on a training course.....instructer took us into the engine plant.....in the reception was a lovely cut away inline 4.....you turned the flywheel and you could see pistons rising, valves going up and down.......the instructer didnt know who an engine worked so for the next ten minutes i had to explain it all!!.....he had never even heard of 'suck, squeeze, bang, blow'!!
      Per Ardua

      We'll ride the spiral to the end and may just go where no ones been

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      • monica
        • Oct 2013
        • 15169

        #4
        do real like the steel look you have gotten Ken looking good,

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        • Robert1968
          • Mar 2015
          • 3596

          #5
          I got this in my stash but never built it yet ( looking good and oily ( can't wait for more


          Robert

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          • colin m
            Moderator
            • Dec 2008
            • 8741
            • Colin
            • Stafford, UK

            #6
            Originally posted by \
            Haven't seen one of these for many years.Points and a condenser!.I bet the younger forum members don't know what those are for!.I look forward to seeing this built.
            True. I have a distributor that has two sets of points in it.

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            • tanktrack
              SMF Supporters
              • Jun 2012
              • 1429

              #7
              Originally posted by \
              ive got this one to do sometime too
              when i used to work for a certain large car manufacturer i was on a training course.....instructer took us into the engine plant.....in the reception was a lovely cut away inline 4.....you turned the flywheel and you could see pistons rising, valves going up and down.......the instructer didnt know who an engine worked so for the next ten minutes i had to explain it all!!.....he had never even heard of 'suck, squeeze, bang, blow'!!
              you cant get the staff these days Paul. just on a side note 1 of my work colleges had a problem with a condenser going down -- he used a raw potato I kid you not and it worked as a temp measure lol

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              • colin m
                Moderator
                • Dec 2008
                • 8741
                • Colin
                • Stafford, UK

                #8
                Originally posted by \
                you cant get the staff these days Paul. just on a side note 1 of my work colleges had a problem with a condenser going down -- he used a raw potato I kid you not and it worked as a temp measure lol
                I saw a similar story on Yahoo, were the RAC / AA chap done the same thing. The owner said the Land rover had never run better !

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                • Dave W
                  • Jan 2011
                  • 4713

                  #9
                  Originally posted by \
                  I saw a similar story on Yahoo, were the RAC / AA chap done the same thing. The owner said the Land rover had never run better !
                  Aye,those were the days! When you could fix your car with a bit of chicken wire and a gob of spit !!

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                  • colin m
                    Moderator
                    • Dec 2008
                    • 8741
                    • Colin
                    • Stafford, UK

                    #10
                    Originally posted by \
                    Aye,those were the days! When you could fix your car with a bit of chicken wire and a gob of spit !!
                    Well I did once use a clothes peg to cure a rich running Passat.


                    Oh what have we started, cue the stories of girlfriends, stockings and fan belts next.........

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                    • Guest

                      #11
                      Hi all here is tonights progress


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                      • Marc Stock
                        • Jan 2015
                        • 664

                        #12
                        Very nice work. Interesting model too

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                        • Guest

                          #13
                          hi all here is tonights episode.


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                          • Guest

                            #14
                            This looks really interesting. I must try an engine some time. I've been off modelling for a few weeks while I adjust to my new Windows 7 machine, having ditched my iMac after 4 years of continuous glitches. I am surprised at how different Windows 7 is compared to a Mac and that is taking time to learn. I am finding that Windows Explorer makes it easy to find files..

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                            • monica
                              • Oct 2013
                              • 15169

                              #15
                              looks superb Ken you have real nailed the steel and other colors just right


                              in my eyes great work,

                              Originally posted by \
                              This looks really interesting. I must try an engine some time. I've been off modelling for a few weeks while I adjust to my new Windows 7 machine, having ditched my iMac after 4 years of continuous glitches. I am surprised at how different Windows 7 is compared to a Mac and that is taking time to learn. I am finding that Windows Explorer makes it easy to find files..
                              nice to see you over the fence Steve,i dont know how you used a mac all theirs year,


                              i cannot even turn one on lol,


                              i found it a little strange after using XP for years but its very easy for what i do,


                              wish i could use alot more in the think like paint and so on


                              ooops sorry ken

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