
V12 Air-Cooled OHV Model Boat Engine
Craftsman: Unknown
Knapp Collection #: 177
Catalog #: 2008.10.51
Contributor: Paul Knapp
This 60-degree, overhead valve V-12 engine was machined from billet aluminum (bar stock) with cast iron lined cylinders.
Craftsman: Unknown
Knapp Collection #: 177
Catalog #: 2008.10.51
Contributor: Paul Knapp
This 60-degree, overhead valve V-12 engine was machined from billet aluminum (bar stock) with cast iron lined cylinders.
Craftsman: Ron Valentine
Knapp Collection #: 115
Catalog #: 2008.10.33
Contributor: Paul Knapp
The Valentine “Blitz” Diesel engine was designed and built by Ron Valentine. Mr. Valentine’s engines are among the smallest in the world.
Craftsman: Ron Valentine
Knapp Collection #: 116
Catalog #: 2008.10.34
Contributor: Paul Knapp
The Valentine “Rasant” Diesel engine is among the smallest in the world. The 2-cycle engine burns a special Diesel fuel that is less viscous and produces combustion when head and pressure are applied.
Craftsman: Ronald Valentine
Knapp Collection #: 245
Catalog #: 2011.32.3
Contributor: Paul Knapp
The Valentine mini single-cylinder model airplane engine runs on methanol with glow ignition using custom made glow plugs.
Craftsman: John Harbone
Knapp Collection #: 249
Catalog #: 2011.27.27
Contributor: Paul Knapp
The Vega .61 4-cycle, side-valve model airplane engine was built by John Harbone The engine was machined in small quantities from aluminum and steel bar stock
Craftsman: J.C. Harbone
Knapp Collection #: 172
Catalog #: 2008.16.26
Contributor: Paul Knapp
This Vega 50 T is an 8.5 cc four-cycle, side-valve (or flat-head), two-cylinder aircraft engine that burns methanol (methyl alcohol) on glow ignition.
Craftsman: Ron Schindele
Knapp Collection #: 676
Catalog #: 2021.9.10
Contributor: Paul Knapp
This vertical vapor hit n’ miss engine burns fumes that evaporate off the surface of the fuel inside the tank.
Craftsman: Phillip Duclos
Catalog #: 2013.50.6
Donor: George and Dorlene Root
This richly decorated red and gold hit-n-miss engine is equipped with a water radiator tank and a raised fuel tank.
Craftsman: Elmer A. Wall
Knapp Collection #: 66
Catalog #: 2008.10.20
Contributor: Paul Knapp
Elmer A. Wall designed this 45 cc air cooled 4-cycle engine with overhead valves.
Craftsman: Tim Mundt
Catalog #: 2024.4.1
Donor: Tim Mundt
An unassembled casting kit for an Elmer Wall 4-cylinder water-cooled gas engine kit.
Craftsman: Russell Anderson
Catalog #: 2019.21.11
Contributor: Steve Anderson
Several engines built by Russell Anderson, including this Well 4-cylinder 50cc water-cooled engine, are on display in the Miniature Engineering Craftsmanship Museum.
Craftsman: Elmer A. Wall
Knapp Collection #: 79
Catalog #: 2008.16.13
Contributor: Paul Knapp
This Duplex Mariner engine, circa 1940-41, is 9”-long, 6”-wide, and 8”-high.
Craftsman: Dick Pretel
Knapp Collection #: 592
Catalog #: 2019.11.5
Contributor: Paul Knapp
This highly modified Wall F Head inline 4-cylinder sports a side-valve exhaust and an overhead valve intake system.
Craftsman: Dick Pretel
Knapp Collection #: 590
Catalog #: 2019.11.3
Contributor: Paul Knapp
This Wall OHV inline 4-cylinder engine was made by Dick Pretel. All of the components, other than the crankcase, were machined from 7075 aluminum, steel, stainless steel, and thermoplastic.
Craftsman: Elmer Wall
Catalog #: 2011.29.1
Donor: Fred Zimmerman
An unfinished casting kit for a Wall Wizard engine, which was designed and produced by Elmer Wall.
Craftsman: Roger Butzen
Knapp Collection #: 757
Catalog #: 2024.5.4
Contributor: Paul Knapp
Roger Butzen, of Texas, built this Wall Wizard opposed twin engine.
Craftsman: Dick Pretel
Knapp Collection #: 262
Catalog #: 2011.27.34
Contributor: Paul Knapp
Mr. Pretel built this engine from a standard Wall Wizard casting kit, but modified the cylinders for water cooling instead of air.
Craftsman: Henry Parohl
Knapp Collection #: 123
Catalog #: 2008.16.19
Contributor: Paul Knapp
This Wankel (Mazda type) rotary engine is a two-cycle that burns gasoline with oil mixed in for lubrication. The engine is 6”-long, 7”-wide, and 6”-high.
Craftsman: Wally Warner
Knapp Collection #: 214
Catalog #: 2011.27.18
Contributor: Paul Knapp
It took Mr. Warner about two years to produce the molds, the aluminum castings, and to machine all the parts to build this 5-cylinder radial aircraft engine.
Craftsman: Bruce Satra
Knapp Collection #: 186
Catalog #: 2008.16.34
Contributor: Paul Knapp
Bruce Satra combined a Wasp Jr. cylinder assembly to a crankcase he machined from billet to produce this single-cylinder Wasp Jr. engine.
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