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chads

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I want my second engine to be an air cooled.

Has anyone had any experience with the Martin Models Gade? I was wondering how the castings and prints are.

Any other suggestions on a air cooled besides a Red Wing (I think its too big for my lathe)

Thanks,
Don
(Chads)
 
The aircooled "Little Brother" is not that big, Linley are doing it now.

Or what about an air cooled Domestic, I've just started on teh stovepipe and the castings look OK not put tool to metal yet though.



J
 
I built a Gade from Gary Martin and it was a very nice kit of castings and the plans were easy to follow. I sincerely hope this doesn't upset anyone or offend anybody but it probably will.

Jack

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It looks great Jack. Why would it offend ??? I must be missing something...


...and thanks Jason. This is why I'm asking, I have never seen that one before.
 
Jack said:
I built a Gade from Gary Martin and it was a very nice kit of castings and the plans were easy to follow. I sincerely hope this doesn't upset anyone or offend anybody but it probably will.

Jack
That's a lovely little engine Jack
Great job
Pete
 
Chads: Hello, glad you are into model building. I have a suggestion for you if you are willing to make a H&M aircooled engine from stock instead of castings. I did this because it was much cheaper and if (no) when I screwed up I could take another piece of stock and make the part again.
I made The 6 cycle Hit & Miss out of Home shop Machinist in the early 90's. I see other models of it at a couple of shows I go to each year.

[youtube=425,350][/youtube]http://youtu.be/1yU-_-MXy3k
Good Luck in finding something you like------don
 
I'm with Don the six cycle engine is a nice little engine and a good little runner.
I know I enjoyed building it and as Don said I liked the idea that if I messed up a piece I could just grab another piece of stock and give it another try. Here is my version of it.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6PJ2jZyoyc[/ame]
 
I think I'm going with the Gade. It looks like you can order individual parts from Martin Models too.

But I have never screwed up a part before :big:

Chads
 

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