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Posted 7 months ago
PhilDavidA…
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Wilmot Calorimeter, Birmingham, England
The Calorimeter is about 9 inches with the base, and a couple inches higher with the radial engine attached. I thought they would look good together. The Calorimeter is like an oversized motometer. I got this on Friday and right away started to refill the missing part in the base with car body filler which gives a very hard and secure part to sand down. By Sunday I have it all filled in and the base now has a nice sheen to it. The calorimeter was expensive but I bought it at an auction in Beaulieu in England around the time of all the car shows this time of year. Very happy I put them together as the radial engine needs a heavy secure base to hold it down.
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Stunning:)
Very nice job Phil.
Thanks Matty, Phil.
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