Now that is detail work

[Smokey]

Iqbal Ahmed—India's Model Engineer

Look at the size of these fully working engines. The steamengine is the size of his thumbnail.

 

[k9kiwi]

Is it for a Pacemaker?

 

[syscom3]

That guy is a craftsman! Pure artistry!

 

[Pisis]

Yeah, I've seen that somewhere a few years ago. Isn't he from Japan originally?

 

[Clave]

just...wow...

 

[Clave]

I love this:

 

[Nonskimmer]

Now that I like.

 

[Gnomey]

Yep! Awesome stuff

 

[Smokey]

Young C Park is the guy who made the Mustang, and these F4U Corsairs-the cockpit controls actually move the airelons

 

[Vassili Zaitzev]

Cool, he really puts attention to detail.

 

[Matt308]

Now that is an artisan.

 

[evangilder]

Agreed. Really is amazing. That must have taken a LONG time to build.

 

[Matt308]

I think he's Korean by the way.

 

[The Jug Rules!]

WOW... Thats AMAZING!!!

I wouldn't be suprised if you hit the engage button on that thing, and it turned over.

 

[syscom3]

I went to see that model a couple of weeks ago.

His P51 and F4U models are so detailed, you can even see he had an electrical harness for the instruments!

Think I'm joking?

I need to shrink down the pics so you can see them.

 

[ndicki]

Good grief! I can't even begin to imagine how he managed those.

 

[Wurger]

Fantastic !!!

 

[syscom3]

One other neat thing about the corsair....... the cowl flaps actually work if you move the tiny lever in the cockpit

 

[R-2800]

wow that's really good wonder how many hours that took

 

[syscom3]

Heres the first set of pictures from this museum.

If you want to see really big ones of the pic, to see more detail, ask me.

The first two are of a tiny gas fueled engine, the master machinist at this museum was making.

The pictures of the models in the museum are of "lessened" quality as I had to take the picture of them while they were in the display cases, and they had flourescent lighting. Sorry.