ANIMATED ENGINES

[warewolf]

We need the animation of the TS3 and Deltic too

Sorry, can't find anything usefu!

[Coyote]

That Gnome Engine is rather interesting

The Lockwood Pulsejet must be the simplist engine ever. It has no moving parts!
http://www.home.no/andreas.sunnhordv...alveless_e.htm

[James Deuce]

That Gnome Engine is rather interesting

They forget to mention one thing about the Gnome Rhone and its total loss lubrication system. They used castor oil for a lubricant, and it's also a laxative. Most of the skinny pale little French, British, German, and Austro Hungarian (yes, BOTH sides used this "rotary" engine) was that they all looked consumptive because they had the shits. All the time.

Those weren't Jodhpurs they were wearing, and they didn't wear parachutes for "manly" reasons, it was the shower of shit you got when the chute opened. (joke)

[Big Dave]

And how about the Puch split single?

Or a Sarich orbital?

[Big Dave]

Sorry, can't find anything usefu!

Because I've still got half your library?

[2much]

Try this one...

if it doesn't work, open it with ie

[James Deuce]

Or a Sarich orbital?

Now that was a nice piece of kit. Shame Bimota didn't go with that, as they toyed with the idea before they went with their own in-house V-Twin in the V-Due.

[warewolf]

Because I've still got half your library?

Have you? Thieving convict Aussies... can't trust 'em.

And here was me thinking I've unpacked enough bloody boxes of books, motorsickling ones, too. I've rediscoved all sorts of stuff; one gem was a book, "Exploring Outback Australia". From the looks of it, the outback starts at about Wests clubhouse...

You'll be pleased to know Scary unpacked something the other day, said to me, "where will I put this?" The obvious reply was, "THAT is going straight to the pool room!"

You'll just have to return them on that "running in" trip on the 12X.