tiniest v12

[lorne]

a mechanic friend sent me this, i thought some of you might enjoy. i would bet he could do a Vtwin real easy.




yesuswilder10's Channel - YouTube

 

[kemo]

I have seen this before and had to wonder what he used for an ignition system, maybe compression ignition like a diesel. I wonder how long it would take to make the cam shafts and crankshaft and if any of those parts are available from model airplane suppliers. The fellow sure must have patience and skill beyond most of us and like you said Lorne he could build a V twin easily.
Ken

 

[70_West]

That was just great... Amazing skill on his part.

 

[T wrecks]

.........and this...

IncrdibleProject - YouTube

 

[glider]

That's an awesome job and only 15 years to complete

 

[lorne]

.........and this...

IncrdibleProject - YouTube

wow now that is impressive.

 

[whitmw]

This is really amazing. Wish I had the skills and time to make something like this.

 

[geezer]

I can't fathom the patience it would take to complete both those projects, never mind the talent. The pride in workman ship sure shows though. Unbelievable and amazing.

 

[T wrecks]

.......and again.....

First Run of Lou Chenot's 1/6 scale Duesenberg engine - YouTube!

 

[Safehaven]

I have seen this before and had to wonder what he used for an ignition system, maybe compression ignition like a diesel. I wonder how long it would take to make the cam shafts and crankshaft and if any of those parts are available from model airplane suppliers. The fellow sure must have patience and skill beyond most of us and like you said Lorne he could build a V twin easily.
Ken

It's operated with compressed air. The engine is for educational purposes only so the creator wants to avoid any contaminants.

Take care,