I'm in, just the size of it makes it interesting, like a pot bellied pig .
Tim’s Hobbyboss 1/48 Fleet Air Arm Avenger MkI
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Well, progress at last.
Engine is done and painted. These big radials take a bit of work don’t they…..
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Complex little beastie….but the only bit that will be seen is “this”….
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Not too worried about the loose wires, they will be under the cowling, and I will handle it by the support structure….Comment
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Well, progress at last.
Engine is done and painted. These big radials take a bit of work don’t they…..
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Complex little beastie….but the only bit that will be seen is “this”….
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Not too worried about the loose wires, they will be under the cowling, and I will handle it by the support structure….Comment
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First aero engine I ever worked on was a radial. 14 cylinder Avis Leonides Major. 28 spark plugs, 2 magnetos. Beast of a machine to turn over pre start!!!! You had to cycle the pistons 2.5 times to prevent hydraulicing. Can't remember how many times you have to turn the hand crank!! Those pics just brought it all back. (That was 50 + years ago!!!)Comment
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Only about 10 days late into the party Tim, but you are off to a great start on this. Nice looking motor there, Sir!!! Bet that cost a few nerves to do...I hope you don't forget to add the 'Champion' decals to the spark plugs Buddy!!!...Very important, you know..........
Prost
AllenLife's to short to be a sheep...Comment
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