Great animation of Spitfire engine strip and rebuild...
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Don't know if you've seen this before, but it's great 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daVDrGsaDME&fea...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daVDrGsaDME&fea...
That's just superb! Very well done too. Hauling an engine about is tiring enough without having to remember to take a picture every few seconds!
Chrysler made a film (in 3D colour!) for the 1939 World's Fair which showed a car being assembled in a similar fashion called In Tune with Tomorrow then New Dimensions and later Motor Rhythm. I can only find the crappy 50s 3D version online but if one of the non-3D versions crops up online it's definately worth watching.
Chrysler made a film (in 3D colour!) for the 1939 World's Fair which showed a car being assembled in a similar fashion called In Tune with Tomorrow then New Dimensions and later Motor Rhythm. I can only find the crappy 50s 3D version online but if one of the non-3D versions crops up online it's definately worth watching.
paulrussell said:
Brother D said:
Great video! (But am I the only one (and probably Eric Mc) a little dissapointed it wasn't a Merlin strip and rebuild)?
No you're not. I had a wild thought that it was a Merlin strip and rebuild.Spitfire2 said:
caziques said:
Spitfire Mk IV engine, with 1500 carbs, fitted to a Mk II.
Superb piece of photography.
Pedant mode - they are HS2 carbs. Standard 1300. Superb piece of photography.
But I will add....with long branch and those filters richer needles are essential. Original AAN or AAX are far too lean.
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