We spent more time seeing the world of small engines and happened on this very detailed scale 1:10 V-8. Unfortunately, this one does not work. But it can be one of the best models that we have seen ever. It is designed to fit 1:10 radio -controlled cars for an additional dose of realism, or like a great screen in your home office. Either way, we want it.
I was made by MAD RC, and for the record, there is no official male that this is General Motors LS V-8. However, the intake and wire files on the valve cover are a dead match for the famous engine, so yes, you can now Swap RC your carts that are drained.
Photo by: stiringkit
Photo by: stiringkit
Photo by: stiringkit
Although the engine does not work, it contains a small electric motor that turns like the virtual elbow column. There is even an optional sling rotating once the engine is connected.
The model is made of plastic, but you don’t stick it together like a traditional plastic model. Bachens and small clouds maintain all ingredients together, and there are quite a few pieces in the group. It is completely wearing the generator, air conditioner, alternative guidance pump and a large number of unemployed rollers.
A small belt links them all to the elbow column, and they all rotate when running. Detailed work on heads and an unusual front engine covering, as it picks up many plugs from the real engine. It is flooded with silver and black, or you can draw it for more realism.
The V-8 scale model may not work like the other small engines that we have seen, but they are also not expensive. It is listed in StirlingKit For 109.99 dollars, or 169.99 dollars if you add super Shani. Anyone who wants to see us build one? Jumping in the comments and telling us.