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Thread: Aircraft engines - Scale Auto Community

Started 11 months ago by fordsvtparts2
I'm particularly interested in large old WW2 and earlier aircrat engines, 1/24-1/25 scale. V8's and V12's preferred, does anyone know of any sources?
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Snake45 replied 11 months ago
AMT did the Allison in 1/25. In 1/24, Airfix and Trumpeter have done a number of WWII aircraft (Mustang, Spitfire, Hurricane, BF 109) which would have R-R Merlins, Daimer-Benz, and so forth. These kits can be expensive but you might ask around and find an aircraft modeler building one "buttoned up" and therefore not really needing the engine.

fordsvtparts2 replied 11 months ago
Thanks, I just did a build with the AMT Allison which is one thing that got me interested in these. I might ask around in the aircraft section, thanks.

spencer1984 replied 11 months ago
How about a quasi-aircraft engine? I used a set of heavily modified Hot Wheels parts to make a pair of radial engines for this:

fordsvtparts2 replied 11 months ago
Nice work Spencer, I really want V or W type engines though. Heres my Allison powered monstrosity, I've got a similar project idea in mind but I need to collect the parts for it.

gphkkh replied 11 months ago
Having an aircraft engine in a car is really not too far off base. The Sherman tank of WW2 had a radial engine in it. The infamous Tucker automobile used a converted aircraft engine. The turbine engine used in the Chrysler Turbine car and Andy Granatelli’s Turbine Indy car and most other turbine powered road vehicles are converted aircraft engines. If I remember correctly the ...

 

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Nice work Spencer, I really want V or W type engines though.   Heres my Allison powered monstrosity,     I've got a similar project idea in mind but I need to collect the parts for it.  
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How about a quasi-aircraft engine? I used a set of heavily modified Hot Wheels parts to make a pair of radial engines for this:  
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Aircraft engines - Scale Auto...
Published (2009-01-29 21:30:00)
Having an aircraft engine in a car is really not too far off base.   The Sherman tank of WW2 had a radial engine in it.   The infamous Tucker automobile used a converted aircraft engine.   The turbine engine used in the Chrysler Turbine car and Andy Granatelli’s Turbine Indy car and most other turbine powered road vehicles are converted aircraft engines.   If I remember correctly the engine in the M-1A...
Snake45
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AMT did the Allison in 1/25. In 1/24, Airfix and Trumpeter have done a number of WWII aircraft (Mustang, Spitfire, Hurricane, BF 109) which would have R-R Merlins, Daimer-Benz, and so forth. These kits can be expensive but you might ask around and find an aircraft modeler building one "buttoned up" and therefore not really needing the engine.

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