Here's an engine rarely seen since they were intended to be disposable. This is the 4 cylinder radial engine from a WWII German G7A torpedo. It ran on Decaline fuel (decahydronaphthalene), which was first burned using compressed air (stored in a tank onboard) as an oxidizer. The combustion byproduct...

That reminds me, a tyre looks soft on the XJR. I must check it before I use it next.

My Midget was the same, it distorted with the prop being on one side.

Two real Volvos!

bub2006 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 30, 2024 11:26 pm Said forum member also had an argument with a belligerent MacDonalds manager and left hungry then was stopped by the bizzies a few miles from home.
At least their phone was charged though.

Only you

Meh, auto incorrect being a cunt again.

My evening was less exciting, I got a visit off a forum member who didn't catch fire the entire time I saw him. He even went home with a charging socket fitted for his phone so he can find the way

Can't have been the locals, they're all doctors and scientists according to the beige when they invade us

Asimo wrote: ↑Tue Apr 30, 2024 9:13 am

cuntbuster wrote: ↑Mon Apr 29, 2024 8:52 pmi8?

Think you are right. Post-crash fire has burned away some of the fibre reinforced plastc bodyshell.
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Looks like the instructions from a Tamiya kit.

Ook!