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Jarrett Johnson wrote:
> Also, the engine you see in these pic's 
> wasn't drawn by myself, rather it was given to me [ or the modeled parts 
> of it where, and I assembled it as you see it here]. Unfortunatly I 
> don't know who it was that gave it to me. Paul seem's to think it was 
> from a gent by the name of Monty, if so, thanks. If not, well the credit 
> goes to whom ever it was.

Jarrett, do you feel at liberty to share the engine drawings further, or 
would you be stepping on someone else's copyright?

I did the 3D drawing of the engine mount I 'designed', but the engine I 
drew, while of the correct dimensions, leaves something to be desired. 
My plan was to clean it up when I did the engine rebuild, because 
getting the dimensions would be easier.  But...having the drawing done 
by someone else would be about as easy as it could possibly get!!

You can see what I've done here:

http://www.ernest.isa-geek.org/Delta/CADviews/VRML.html

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