now he just needs a tiny boat to put it in!

[baasboat1]

http://m.wimp.com/tiniestengine/

Have a look at this, superb to watch!

[JORIDAPILOT]

Absolutely brilliant, we all know what the parts are and where they go but to watch this being put together is mesmorising, hard enough to make a V twin so a V12 incredible.
Could watch it over and over

[Ed]

Amazing. Was hoping to see it run on fuel, rather than air but very very amazing all the same!!

[baasboat1]

Thought you'd like it, true engineering at its best

[Capn Jack]

That is amazing.....I didn't see him using any gaskets though.

[salamis]

Very impressive engineering and a real joy to watch, but I can't help thinking that if they see this clip in China they will be knocking them out by the thousand for 12/6p.

[Matt13]

Absolutely brilliant, we all know what the parts are and where they go but to watch this being put together is mesmorising, hard enough to make a V twin so a V12 incredible.
Could watch it over and over

Speak for yourself JP! I hardly know anything about engines and after watching that I still don't. However it's very impressive!

[jokaboat]

Brilliant video. Fascinating stuff. I'd love to have that sort of skill but my fingers are too fat, at least that's my excuse

[betty boop]

and he didnt end up with a box of left over screws n bolts either - must be a professional

[JORIDAPILOT]

Just had to watch it again, more critically this time, I cannot be sure if the collector pipes, exhaust manifolds, are solid, I am guessing that they are and that compressed air is just "lost" once it has been through the cylinders.
Still a brilliant piece of work.

[Gazjen]

Although brilliant it hasn't got an ignition system or piston rings

[salamis]

Strewth You lot are picky !!!

[markanddawn]

Impressive yes, but so is this

[jokaboat]

Part of this I believe

[mlines]

The first one appears to be a compressed air driven model showing engine functions...

...however, here is a petrol one that is actually an engine