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This may not suit all of you guys, but I went to the model expo in York Pa this weekend and these are a few of the interesting things I saw. The expo is predominantly geared towards home shop metal work, mainly in the realm of steam powered engines and models, and internal combustion engines. Most are static displays (all work and run), but alot of them are R/C, or larger. Some are historic diplays too. Anyway, here's the pix and explinations.
Most dangerous toy ever:
Working model of a steam teactor:
An even larger steam tractor (this one sold for 10K at the auction):
A compound marine engine a friend of mine designed and built in 1956. The tug boat it's going in is nearly 5 feet long:
A miniature, fully functional, Bridgeport vertical milling machine:
A very interesting scale model of a real engine (read the display tag Chris). It's essentially an inline oduble acting gas engine that acts like a 4 cylinder, though it only has 2 physical pistons:
And now for some real eye candy (Ed take notes and get inspired). One of only 2 known model boats with a Conley V-8 in the world. This one didn't run, but I can only imagine what it's like. The name of the boat was inspired by the 1100 odd screws that went into the construction of it. And yes, it's R/C:
And lastly, look who I saw hanging out in the boat section:
Most dangerous toy ever:
Working model of a steam teactor:
An even larger steam tractor (this one sold for 10K at the auction):
A compound marine engine a friend of mine designed and built in 1956. The tug boat it's going in is nearly 5 feet long:
A miniature, fully functional, Bridgeport vertical milling machine:
A very interesting scale model of a real engine (read the display tag Chris). It's essentially an inline oduble acting gas engine that acts like a 4 cylinder, though it only has 2 physical pistons:
And now for some real eye candy (Ed take notes and get inspired). One of only 2 known model boats with a Conley V-8 in the world. This one didn't run, but I can only imagine what it's like. The name of the boat was inspired by the 1100 odd screws that went into the construction of it. And yes, it's R/C:
And lastly, look who I saw hanging out in the boat section: