LEGO Leviathan 12 Cylinder Vacuum/Steam Engine (John Piston)
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very nice engine man, I wish i had enough rods and cranks for something like this :(
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I have seen a lot of your engines and i th9ink they are great! Can i get a couple tutorials? I would love to make one and not have to buy an lpe engine. BUT I THINK THIS IS MUCH BETTER! :)
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That's quite impressive.
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did you use any glue or something to keep your piston and valves together on your engines?
TheIceychill2 8 months ago
@TheIceychill2 Nop. The only thing I've used that isn't LEGO is food OIL.
SMGJohn 8 months ago
by the way what country do you live in im just wondering you seem to speak a german or swedish finnish language but the intro your using is korean
TheIceychill2 8 months ago
@TheIceychill2 It is Norwegian currently I am in Hong Kong
SMGJohn 8 months ago
Oh my.... WOW! :) That is the most impressive engine I have yet seen!! Two vacuums, oh my, thats awsome! I think I see how the John piston works now, and it has given me a new engine idea! That has to be the biggest vacuum engine on Youtube! Looks great and runs great! I can't believe what I am seeing, excellent work!
mechanicsnut 8 months ago
@mechanicsnut Thanks for the comment and regarding the John Piston as if you seen my movie with the John Piston. There is a picture there. It's two flat blocks one is the piston and the other is at the bottom to stop air from escaping.
My cut-away is being built right now. But if you understand how it works, that is great
SMGJohn 8 months ago