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Haynes Model V8 Visble Engine Options
Geoff44
#1 Posted : 23 March 2017 16:55:51

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Okay, I know this model is aimed mainly towards children, as a teaching method to show how an internal combustion engine works, but as I have had this for a few years now, still unopened in its box, it's about time I got it built. It will give me something else to do, as well as building my Honda CB750 and waiting for my E-type Jag parts to arrive.
As I am still a big kid at heart. Flapper
I thought I might do a build diary on this at the same time.
Who is up for it?
Answers here please.
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BUILDING - HONDA CB750 - HAYNES V8 VISIBLE ENGINE

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#2 Posted : 23 March 2017 16:57:54

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Go for it! I have this kit and the 4 cylinder!BigGrin
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#3 Posted : 23 March 2017 20:27:32

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Count me as one of your followers Geoff, will be watching...Cool Cool

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#4 Posted : 23 March 2017 22:39:01

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BigGrin Its well worth seeing how one of these goes togetherCool
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#5 Posted : 23 March 2017 23:06:46

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Hi Geoff,BigGrin


I`ve never seen one of these put together, so I`m interested to see what comes of it when built.

Personally, I like the old engines you could get hands on with. Now I`m in the older age bracket and have a modern engine/car I`m happy to let the "TECH" boys link up their computers and deal with the servicing etc.


Good luck with the build, memories are coming back already. LOL


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#6 Posted : 23 March 2017 23:16:12

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delboy271155 wrote:
Hi Geoff,BigGrin


I`ve never seen one of these put together, so I`m interested to see what comes of it when built.

Personally, I like the old engines you could get hands on with. Now I`m in the older age bracket and have a modern engine/car I`m happy to let the "TECH" boys link up their computers and deal with the servicing etc.


Good luck with the build, memories are coming back already. LOL


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Yes I remember when I used to do most of my own repairs on the older cars and bikes, but we have moved on to a more technological age, where you have to let the experienced do repairs.

Well the response has been favorable for a build diary on this V8 engine build, so lets get the diary set up ready. It will appear on the Other Models Build Forum.
BUILDING - HONDA CB750 - HAYNES V8 VISIBLE ENGINE

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#7 Posted : 23 March 2017 23:16:39

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I've been tempted by this kit as my own car is a V8, with the daft idea of adding a bit of paint and weathering in places to add a tad more realism.
(I'm a big kid too...)

I'll be following along.
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#8 Posted : 23 March 2017 23:53:04

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Look forward to seeing your build Geoff, my lad made the 4 cylinder version. I then used it to show him the workings of an engine and how it powers a car.

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