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David Paulson
Registrace 28. 09. 2012
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Elmer's Wood Beam engine, #1, (1/2 size)
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Elmer's Wood Beam engine, #1, (1/2 size)
Headlights on LEGO 60052
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I realize many folks don't have the machines to do this stuff, so I won't waste much of your time. As you can see I glued two headlight bricks into a milled channel in the nose peices with relief cut out of the 4x4 plate behind it as well. Also, I see this loco to be much like an American made GP38, so I put the dynamic brakes in their proper position, and the engineers chair is to the right si...
Elmer's VR75
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Four months to build. Idling here on less than a pound of compressed air. Thanks for watching.
Rudy Kouhoupt Radial 5. My version of it.
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I think most of the vibration is in the "less than rigid" stand.
Tutorial whirligig Wood pecker please 🙏 video
Just found your channel and Subscribed. Nice job
Shiny metal looks great and it runs as good as it looks.
Beautiful work, thanks!
Excelente maravilhoso sensacional 👏👏👏 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Welcome to 1N Sub! 🌹❤✋👍
É UMA PORRA
Nice job,but ,tell me,how to meake,step bye step,cos i d like to much
Exelente
Yes you can make such wonderful creation ! Lovely Sir !
Would You be willing to send me plans for that whirligig please let me know
There are no plans as it just came out of my head. Unfortunately, I cannot take dimensions because I sold it. Thanks for your interest though.
Great whirligig ... keep up the good work. I am a whirligig lover too and have made lots of them. Ths for posting
This is great.
What type of connector did you use at the end of the main shaft to connect to the rod that goes to the bird body?
Thats awesome.
Some of the fasteners in the stand were loose...hence the vibration.
love the movement soooooo lifelike I wish you could make one for me
Great job would love to do one with a hummingbird for the Mrs. If I'm seeing it correctly the blades turn an off center arm attached to the body of the woodpecker? The wings are done with little eye hooks and a ridgid anchor?
Pat M Thanks for your interest. You a pretty much correct. I looked for plans of some sort, but could not find any, so I had to engineer it myself which proved to be a bit of a headache. There are about ten pivot points each creating some friction. I put a drop of oil on each one, and it works fairly well in a breeze. Those two vertical rods that look stationary are not...they each must rotate a small amount in their sockets on both ends. Close accurate work is essential. If you have additional specific questions, please ask.
Connie Paulson My name is Dave. Connie is my wife.
Well done.
Bo Ranson Thanks Bo.
Great work David,I almost did a woodpecker for my entry!!
BCdesign Thanks! Actually, I started this whirligig on a whim in early July. In searching youtube for flying bird design ideas, I ran across Laney's W G Wars announcement. Serendipity, and the rest is history.
where did you find your pattern for the bird, or did you freehand it?
Wayne Hinton Freehand. I referred to bird field guides and made the woodpecker as close to actual size as I could. Thanks for your interest.
Great paint job and design. Good luck in the competition.
Paul St George Thanks Paul! Good Luck to all of us!
Beautiful movement! Great work :)
***** Thanks Suzette!
Thank you for Participating in Whirligig Wars 2015.... Great Whirligig!!! Excellent Movement!!!
Laney Shaughnessy Thanks, Laney!