Dollhouse Miniature Clay Sculptures

Dollhouse Miniature Clay Sculptures

Craftsman: Audrey Gutierrez

Catalog #: 2015.30.1

Contributor: Audrey Gutierrez

Shown here is a collection of clay sculptures for dollhouse miniatures that were built by Audrey Gutierrez.

Dollhouse Trailer at 1/4”-Scale

Dollhouse Trailer at 1/4”-Scale

Craftsman: Peggy Boggeln

Catalog #: 2017.24.14

Contributor: San Diego Miniature Crafters Assn.

This 1/4”-scale trailer was built by Peggy Boggeln in the style of Mary Engelbreit.

Dooling .61 (1948, S/N 2280) 

Dooling .61 (1948, S/N 2280) 

Craftsman: The Dooling Brothers

Donor: William R. Metzger 

The Dooling brothers not only mass-produced seven different race cars of their own design, but also developed and marketed one of the finest high-performance miniature racing engines: the Dooling .61.

Double Compound Elbow Engine 

Double Compound Elbow Engine 

Craftsman: Joe "Speedy" Sciarratta 

Catalog #: 2013.44.1 

Donor: Joe "Speedy" Sciarratta 

This double compound elbow engine has only five moving parts. Three pairs of pistons (each pair 90° between the two) move in holes in a round valve cylinder to drive the flywheel.

Double Decker Bus Model

Double Decker Bus Model

Craftsman: Unknown

Catalog #: 2021.18.2

Contributor: Gary Jarvis

This tiny double decker bus model is on display alongside Gary Jarvis’ much larger Erector Set double decker bus.

Doufour .04 Diesel Model Airplane Engine

Doufour .04 Diesel Model Airplane Engine

Craftsman: Ralph Cooney

Catalog #: 2011.33.1

Donor: Ralph Cooney

This beautifully made engine is a reproduction of a 1947 Diesel model airplane engine that was originally designed by Domenico Bornancin.

Douglas DC-3 “Flagship” Airliner

Douglas DC-3 “Flagship” Airliner

Craftsman: Ralph Sarosi

Catalog #: 2014.14.2

Donor: Joe Bridi

This wooden model represents the American Airlines “Flagship” airliner, a Douglas DC-3.

Dragonfly Cox .049 Tether Car

Dragonfly Cox .049 Tether Car

Craftsman: Doug Parker

Knapp Collection #: 418

Catalog #: 2016.8.13

Contributor: Paul Knapp

The “Dragonfly” Cox .049 tether car measures about 3.25″-wide in front, 2.25″-wide in the rear, 2.625″-high, 12.25″-long, and weighs about 18 ounces.

Duesenberg Tether Car and Engine

Duesenberg Tether Car and Engine

Craftsman: Wayne Short

Knapp Collection #: 425

Catalog #: 2016.8.18

Contributor: Paul Knapp

This Duesenberg tether car and engine is about 10″-wide, 8″-high, and 21″-long. It sports a faithful reproduction of the Duesenberg .60 cubic inch engine.

Dyna-Jet Pulse Jet Engine

Dyna-Jet Pulse Jet Engine

Craftsman: Dyna-Jet

Catalog #: 2018.25.1

Donor: Cliff Manzke

This Dyna-Jet pulse jet engine was donated by Cliff Manzke.

Dyna-Jet Pulse Jet Speed Plane

Dyna-Jet Pulse Jet Speed Plane

Craftsman: Unknown

Knapp Collection #: 491

Catalog #: 2016.44.5

Contributor: Paul Knapp

This Pulse Jet Speed Plane measures 24.5″-long, 19″-wide, 4.5″-high, and weighs 1 pound, 10-1/2 ounces dry. The fuselage is made from sheet brass that was formed and soldered together.

ECO Stirling Engine

ECO Stirling Engine

Craftsman: ECO Model Engines

Catalog #: 2011.4.16

Donor: Les Cade

This ECO Stirling engine was manufactured by ECO Model Engines, Canada, circa 1960. The orange engine has a 6-spoke, 3.5″ flywheel.

ED 2.46 Diesel Model Airplane Engine

ED 2.46 Diesel Model Airplane Engine

Craftsman: Electronic Development

Catalog #: 2018.39.3

Donor: David Tooley

This ED (Electronic Development) 2.46 Diesel model airplane engine was donated by David Tooley. 

Edward’s Style 5-Cylinder Radial Airplane Engine

Edward’s Style 5-Cylinder Radial Airplane Engine

Craftsman: Charles “Chuck” Harty

Knapp Collection #: 524

Catalog #: 2017.27.16

Contributor: Paul Knapp 

This Edward’s style 5-cylinder radial airplane engine closely resembles Forest Edward’s radial engine in size and configuration; however, it does not have a pressure lubrication system.

Edwards 2-Cylinder Supercharged Engine

Edwards 2-Cylinder Supercharged Engine

Craftsman: Forrest Edwards

Knapp Collection #: 97

Catalog #: 2011.32.1

Contributor: Paul Knapp 

This Edwards 2-cylinder supercharged opposed model aircraft engine is a one-of-a-kind prototype that runs on unleaded gasoline with spark ignition and has a dry sump lubrication system.

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Presented by The Joe Martin Foundation for Exceptional Craftsmanship