LSP Engines

[Alex]

Here's a couple shots of the Sakae 21 from my Zero

 

 

Highly simplified R-1830 (to be viewed only from the front in a model without a removable cowl).

 

 

I'll add some photos of the Packard Merlin from my Mustang when it's done...

[Mr Matt Foley]

3 hours ago, Uncarina said:

Matt,

 

Those are fantastic. As I wrote elsewhere, I especially like the weathering.

 

Cheers,  Tom

 

Thanks Tom.

[Uncarina]

Alex, thanks for sharing these—each one is a gem, and great work on the wiring.

 

Cheers,  Tom

[kkarlsen]

Engines... that's a part where I find myself struggling a lot!

 

I am really envious of those clean assembly/paintwork one can only marvel upon...

On the other hand, I see some progression by each engine I do, so maybe some day...

 

 

Pratt & Whitney R-1830 Twin Wasp from the HPH PBY-5A (scratched carburetor)

 

 

Jumo 004 engines (Trumpeter)

 

 

Liberty L-12V engines.

 

 

 

Benz Bz III WNW.

 

 

Mercedes D.IIIa (Roden)

 

Cheers: Kent

 

 

Edited March 17, 2021 by kkarlsen

[Rick Griewski]

Geesh Kent,  what’s not to like about your engines?!!  Great work!

[Ryan]

ZM Ki-45 engines under construction.

 

 

 

 

 

Edited April 12, 2021 by Ryan

[Ryan]

Here is its twin...get it.

 

Honestly just happy they look like the same guy painted both of them, onto the push rods and other accessories.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Uncarina]

Those turned out great! I do love building the ZM kits.

 

Cheers,  Tom

[Citadelgrad]

My fist LSP engine as an adult.  Stock Hasegawa R 2800, crazy wrong magnetos, lead wire for sparkerators lines, and some HGW stencils.

 

 

 

Soon to be all but invisible.  

[Hawkwrench]

Here's the main rotor head of my MH-60L special operations helicopter. (It is driven by the engines), does that count???

 

Tim

[Ryan]

Yes and looking good.

[Ryan]

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[chrish]

Some very well done engines here!

my modelling mojo is lost but I do like watching the masters at work!

[Uncarina]

Exquisite work, each one! I particularly like the metallic finishes and weathering.

 

Cheers,  Tom

[Ryan]

1 hour ago, chrish said:

Some very well done engines here!

my modelling mojo is lost but I do like watching the masters at work!

I've been there many times., perhaps some of these well done engines will spark interest!