Further to Omag's 1.480 spinechilling BHP's

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Further to Omag's 1.480 spinechilling BHP's

Postby expat » Sat Aug 09, 2008 4:47 pm

After reading Omag's thread 1.480 spinechilling BHP's it reminded me of this chap who built a functioning 1:8 scale RR Merlin. Now it is not just made to look like a Merlin, it is a Merlin down to the smallest part. Take a look here Select, Rolls-Royce Merlin XX - by Barry Hares. At the bottom is a link to a video of it running. I wish I had the modeling talent that Barry Hares discards in his toe nail clippings.

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Re: Further to Omag's 1.480 spinechilling BHP's

Postby C » Sat Aug 09, 2008 4:54 pm

A commercial 1/4 scal example. They do Allisons too IIRC:

http://www.dynamotive.netfirms.com/merlin/

$3500 in kit form isn't cheap though! ;D
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