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Harold Lee

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I have completed my Phil Duclos designed Topsy Turvy. It is a one inch bore and a two inch stroke water cooled engine. The plans were taken from the book "Two Shop Masters" from Village Press. The build in documented in the work in progress section as well as two videos of it running. The following is a series of photos of the engine.

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Harold,

That is a beautiful engine. :bow: :bow:

Best Regards
Bob
 
Great looking engine, thanks for showing us the build.
Very nice work!

John
 
:bow: :bow: Beautiful engine Harold; well done indeed!

Kind regards, Arnold
 
It's beautiful Harold. Nice choice of paint.

Regards,
Rudy
 



Really looks great Harold. Sounds good also.

Ron
 
That's quite a looker! Lovely.
 
Missed the finish on this topic somehow. Very nice looking engine. You really did a great job on the fit and finish. Beautiful engine!

Chuck
 
Very nicely done. It runs as well as it was machined. :bow:

Pete
 
Fine looking model. Is that Hammerite paint?

Vince
 
Very nice engine. I enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing.
 
Tres bon... Magnifique! It is quite a good runner and very professionally executed. Kudos on a job well done.
 
Than all of you again for your comments and compliments. I really enjoyed building it.


vcutajar said:
Fine looking model. Is that Hammerite paint?

Vince

Yes it is the Rusoleum Hammered paint. Here is a link to the product I used.

http://www.rustoleum.com/CBGProduct.asp?pid=29

I bought it in the local Lowe's store.

el gringo said:
What a great looking 'Topsy Turvy' !!!

How did you apply the paint?

Rqy M

The paint is sprayed on and then baked in my wife's oven at the lowest setting 175 degrees F. One word of caution here. Make sure the spouse is in town on a shopping trip or it can mean I have to move outside to the doghouse.
 
Love that engine ... super nice job.
The paint job really makes it stand out. :bow:


Pat H.
 

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