Another impressive LEGO build, nice illuminated accents -
Real working (electronic) V8 engine made from Lego Technic. This is not a Lego set, but I completely designed and build it myself. It took me about 4/5 months. Enjoy!More pics of the build avaible on Brickshelf Gallery. [via Hacked Gadgets]
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1440 rpms v8 LEGO engine
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Sep 29, 2008 02:00 PM
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That's amazing.
It's NOT a kit, but it should be!
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Oh man that is one beautiful creation. Too bad there are no instructions for it.
Heh, I dare you to touch the fan with something while its at full speed. that would be quite the explosion. :D
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It's not really working, unfortunately. There's an electric motor driving it. On the other hand, the second motor in the post seems to be an actual V8 engine powered by compressed air.
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