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This is the engine in the Saturn Sky. It has an Inline 4 cylinder but about 200 horsepower. Very impressive.

SP04007

2004 Seagrave

 

The Alouette is a unique prototype from early Cygnus Corp tests for speed racing.

The project was abandoned when it's creator, Joe Lewis,was fired. He took all blueprints with him and it's only after he passed away that his youngest son, Parker, found them and decided to build it.

Lightweight, with one unique rear engine, he is unbeatable in speed.Parker Lewis won the 5 first races he entered and shook the racing world proving that old school technology still had some tricks that needed to be mastered.

(this MOC was built by my roomate SORA空, whom I contaminated day after day building spacecrafts ^^)

 

2019 Spartan Metro Star MFD / Toyne (1500/750/25A)

A SM engine with 3km!!! on the milometer!

The aeolipile, invented by Heron of Alexandria, consists of a metal sphere filled with water. When heated, steam emits from the jet nozzles and spins the engine.

Air New Zealand's 747 engine (Rolls Royce RB211) on display at the Whenuapai Air Show.

What many of us wanted "back then" Taken at the Centennial Car Show

A 1965 Chevrolet Corvair 500 hardtop coupe, as seen at the GM Flint Assembly Plant, during UAW-GM Summerfest.

 

www.facebook.com/UawGmSummerfest

 

This event included many fun things including classic cars, free fifteen-minute tours of the plant where we got to see Chevy Silverados and GMC Sierras being built, dog relay races, treat trailers, and a few other things. It was completely free and really fun.

 

Flint, Michigan.

Tuesday, August 11, 2015.

Seen on Stalham High Street next to the old fire engine house.

American Legion Post 464

St. Leon, IN

 

M4A3 Sherman s/n 12281, r/n 3054436

 

Engine deck seen from atop the turret.

Released from Baldwin Locomotive Works in Philadelphia, PA on April 16, 1916 with 57 inch drivers and a operating pressure of 185psi. She worked on the Lake Superior & Ishpeming Railroad in in Marquette, Michigan as #34 until being retired in 1956.

 

She sat in the Marquette deadline until 1971, when she and #35 were bought by the Illinois Railroad Museum. In 1992 she was bought by the WMSR for restoration. She was restored in one year and had several improvements; a 200psi boiler and a new tender from a NYC Mohawk No.2662. She was renumbered and had several alterations made to bring her look close to the consolidation-type 2-8-0s that historically operated on the Western Maryland Railway (WMRY).

2010 Ferrara Ember Pumper with a 500 gallon water tank.

One of the Uchuck III's two straight-eight diesel engines. The only thing greasy or dirty about the engine room was the engineer's mouth.

Pierce fire engine from Aptos, CA

An art installation by Jordan Griska on Lenfest Plaza, located outside the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia, PA.

 

The installation is a greenhouse built inside a 45' Grumman Tracker II aircraft.

This shed was full with almost 100 Portable Engines all awaiting restoration. Makes include David Plaxman, Floether, Foster Garrett, Lanz, Ransomers Sims & Jefferies, Marshall and many more.

Southern 630 at 41st Street in Birmingham, Alabama

F108 (CFM56-2) turbofan jet engine, used on the KC-135

 

Castle AFB circa 1982

Brush engine 371 from station 71 Federal Fire Ventura County, Point Mugu, CA.

37884 with a Mossend to Liecester light engine move.

Fire Engine passing me on Warwick Blvd in the Hilton Village area of Newport News, Virginia.

Have a bonfire on one of the hottest days of the year: you're a dick and we'll call the fire brigade on you!

 

The idiot over the road decided to light a HUGE bonfire in his back garden at 8pm today, huge plumes of smoke, ash raining down everywhere, no sign of life when we rang the bell. The little old lady across the way insisted on ringing the fire brigade, much sirening and lighting later there are firemen spraying water all over the embarrassed fools garden.

 

what a dick

 

my bedroom is full of ash

 

house stinks of smoke

 

grrrr

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