Hi everyone. Here's the "Merlin":

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-AHWbQxYidE0/V ... erlinA.jpg

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-NqlbrmKjXbs/V ... erlinB.jpg

-Aaron

Don-- the engine was done in 3d. It did take quite a long time. I did it on my weekends, so I had the luxury of working without time constraints.

JuanCal-- the double wasp has 18 cylinders, so there was plenty of opportunity for memory efficiency with the radial symmetry.

Hi everyone, I hope all is well.

Here's something new; the 'double wasp':

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-OdAjEjLMx5Y/V ... 0/gwsp.jpg

Something new--Rotary/Wankel Engine:

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-p-ljq_BmG5s/U ... 0/grot.jpg

Hello, all. I hope everyone is doing well. Here's new work; a chassis:

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-LT1ehmrch30/U ... /gcage.jpg

New-- "Hercules" engine:

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-lHcUfWsbwfg/U ... 0/herc.jpg

Hi Jim, I don't have a webpage. I've posted to forums, but only infrequently. Mike, I use solidworks '99. Though more often I'm using the open-source Freecad (and blender for rendering). http://www.freecadweb.org/ Here's another one. Not fiction this time, the LEM: http://api.ning.com/files/Z-oUjmZJ...

Hi Jim Hatch, yes I am guilty of making it. I modeled it in an old cad program. It's a depiction of an early Apollo 'direct ascent' spacecraft; I thought it would make an interesting 'exploded view' picture. The assembly is speculation, but I tried to base it on the ideas of the time. The smaller pi...

Hey everyone. Here's an 'exploded view' of an 'early apollo' moon machine: http://api.ning.com/files/MXekbi0HELgcTVa7KSGRZRsOQT6ROt8rK9KY4iu60AWirIxlLMsxNKF5a1Fr8zuDokGEH25Ff5hCmgQRKvgVHbpPfqHrxK32/moonMachine.jpg (Sorry for the long link) I'm glad I found this site. I've always enjoyed the work of ...