Hi there!, for anyone interested, I've just got my Liney boxer running, it's taken ages! but it turned over with the first puff of air, here are a couple of pics, it runs even without the prop. Now I'm making a nice wooden prop from a piece of rosewood I had, I'll just polish it up a bit and clean up the soldering and it can sit on the shelf in the livingroom while I think of something even more fiddly to make!

Gilessim
A sweet looking model.
Regards Woody

QuoteFrom: "gilessim" <livesteam@paddleducks.co.uk>
Reply-To: livesteam@paddleducks.co.uk
To: livesteam@paddleducks.co.uk
Subject: Liney boxer up and running
Date: Tue, 03 Jul 2007 12:24:48 +0100

Hi there!, for anyone interested, I've just got my Liney boxer running,
it's taken ages! but it turned over with the first puff of air, here are a
couple of pics, it runs even without the prop. Now I'm making a nice wooden
prop from a piece of rosewood I had, I'll just polish it up a bit and clean
up the soldering and it can sit on the shelf in the livingroom while I
think of something even more fiddly to make!






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great engine i love model engines that have gears in them looks more mechanical