Expose those engine cylinders!

Article Abstract:

A technique for duplicating the exposed radial engine of a model aircraft is presented. Modelers are advised to build a dummy radial first and put it to the actual engine. A cowl should be then made between the firewall and the back of the dummy radial.

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Make a dummy radial engine

Article Abstract:

Dummy cylinder engines and valve covers can be constructed in place of an authentic radial engine in model airplanes using plywood, aluminum tubing, and balsa wood. Detailed instructions, diagrams, and finishing procedures are provided.

Equipment and supplies, Hobby equipment industry, Hobby supplies industry

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Make light, scale WW I wheels: fabric covered spokes in 14 easy steps

Article Abstract:

Hobbyists interested in vintage model airplanes can build lightweight, scale-looking, WW I fabric-covered spoked wheels using plywood, balsa, wire brass tubing, and foam backer rod. Detailed 14-step instructions and diagrams are given.

Models, Landing gear, Vintage aircraft

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