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16 March 2008, 08:30 PM
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Have Goggles Will Travel!
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sweet little angel boy, that helper!
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17 March 2008, 07:35 AM
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Rittmeister
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Franzkait,
You have a very adorable little helper! Maybe someday he will make engines and fly airplanes.
FliegerJG1
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17 March 2008, 10:51 AM
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framzkait- Beautiful work. That is one way to get a Ur.II, build it yourself. Will it go into a Dr.I or an E.V/D.VIII?
Taz
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17 March 2008, 04:50 PM
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Udo,
Great stuff, but you can't fool me! The reason why your work is so good is that Christian is your quality control inspector isn't he! My two girls don't care at all about aviation, so I envy you having your helper around.
Phil
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17 March 2008, 05:24 PM
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Beautiful!
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Originally Posted by franzkait
I like to introduce my helper for this project . 
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Hi Franzkait,
I don't know if anyone has ever told you before....
You do beautiful work!
Oh ya, the engine is nice too!
Seriously the engine looks mind boggling! Do you cast your cylinders?
Or do you machine them from solid or thick wall tube?
They look cast, but I knew an old man that was self taught, he made antique motorcycle parts. He machined his cylinders from solid, but they looked as if he had cast them by the time he was through.
I look forward to seeing more fotografs and eventually the test run!
Very Best Regards, Jay
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18 March 2008, 05:02 PM
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Sid , the rusty looking blank is a casting , for 5 engines it is to expensive to make a forging .
Taz , a Dr1 Oberursel is different to a E5 . I build the Dr1 version .
Jay , cylinders are machined from solid .
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18 March 2008, 05:09 PM
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one big different from the 110 Le Rhone to the Oberursel , the Oberursel cankcase is made from a casting . So for a authentic looking Ur2 it must be a casting . This are the patterns for the Ur2 crankcase .
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18 March 2008, 05:35 PM
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cylinders are made from solid . start with 90 lbs and end up with 6 lbs
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18 March 2008, 05:53 PM
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my little helper is used to have aircraft parts around him and likes to play with it . this foto is from 2003 . he is not interested in any toy planes , he likes the real thing and did build already 3 or 4 different aircraft and made tests to take of .
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18 March 2008, 06:23 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by franzkait
one big different from the 110 Le Rhone to the Oberursel , the Oberursel cankcase is made from a casting . So for a authentic looking Ur2 it must be a casting . This are the patterns for the Ur2 crankcase .
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Are all of the patterns made of wood?
Are they coated with a protective coat or mold release (Blue)?
NICE WORK!
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