This tickled me pretty good. According to the original Youtube poster, it took the guy six weeks and thousands of still pictures to make this video. It’s pretty slick and entertaining to watch but the sound effects really make it.
You can see other model engine builds he has done at his Youtube channel.
Looks like he wired it up backwards, or it needs a different propeller.
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Pusher? Reverse?
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That was lovely.
It would be interesting to see the production method; movement of parts without support during stills for example.
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I couldn’t stop watching.
Really well done
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The Foley effects were perfect! Does this guy have a film production degree? ‘Cause, he done good!
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I think it would be cooler if it was a real engine instead of a model run by a motor.
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Hey Phil …
I vaguely recall seeing a stop-motion-animation video of some sort of British car engine being removed, steam-cleaned, disassembled, getting new internals/bearings/rings/seals/guts and then being rebuilt. All in stop-motion photography. And at the end … there were a couple of miscellaneous pieces-parts left over.
As for the V-twin … I too noticed the prop spinning in the wrong direction …
And then there’s this …
https://komonews.com/news/local/judge-tosses-coronavirus-restrictions-by-oregon-governor-brown
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I remember that video also, MGB engine if I recall correctly. As for that Judges decision, oh yeah, I saw that.
I have been out in the garage going through MY PRECIOU… I mean a bunch of crap I got the other day at a yard sale. I haven’t had time to throw down on that bitch yet.
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That was really cool to watch until the motor started turning and both the crank shaft and the alternator/generator shafts were unbalanced and, damn, that spoiled it.
All of that machining and working to produce… a stupid non-functioning engine.
Dangit.
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Please tell me were to get one!!!
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