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Swap out 'European' and "EU' for 'American' and 'US' and you have described the US auto industry.

Crazy seems to be a global thing. If you've ever tried to take an orange (the fruit) into California, you'll know. Or a haggis into - well, anywhere in the US. And then there's the drone problem. Oh wait - it's not a problem anymore, they have to be registered by law. There now, that wasn't...

These plans are available free of charge from Jan Ridders at ridders.nu - you need to email Jan asking for a specific plan (details are on the website). He usually responds within minutes rather than hours or days.

Seconded! Thm:Thm:

Nice work Gus. My dad was told yesterday that he is not allowed to drive until he gets his cataracts sorted - he is hoping to have the first one done in the New Year.

Glad to hear you are on the mend, Paul. My wife never wanted me on the organ donor register - she was afraid they might chop me up before I was dead! But fortunately that's all sorted and we are both card carriers.

Great work Gus - well done!

The only adjective I can think of is 'extraordinary'! I can't think of many people who would even take on this task, let alone produce such ... extraordinary ... results. Respect.

Good progress, Gus. That gearbox should be fun!

Most interesting Brian. As a long-standing fan of the BMW opposed twin motorcycle engine, I'm inking this one is going to be good! ('Good' in the context of your work means 'even more stellar than usual'.)

It constantly amazes me how many tiny 'bits' it takes to make a running engine! Magnificent work, Paul, I'm on the edge of my seat.

Words fail me! It's one of those points in life where your brain says "run away from those scary insane people" while your heart says "God, what I'd give for a few laps of Brands on that thing with the afterburner howling".

Exciting times, Gus! It's always a thrill learning something new.

That's looking wonderful, Paul! Can't wait for the video.

That's a nice fish alright. I've never eaten grouper, what's it taste like?

Ouch! Not good. I did that with my mini-lathe a while back and stripped teeth on the sacrificial plastic gears. Fantastic progress on the V4.

He's baaaaaack! Thm:

That's a very generous offer, Brian! Thanks again for all you do for us amateur engineers.

What a sound! Thanks for sharing, that's a beauty!

Here's the link.