How to Assemble a Morris Models Radial Engine Kit

This is a very detailed video that is intended to be used along with the instructions to assemble a Morris Models 7 cylinder Radial engine kit. For information on purchasing the kit, please visit MorrisModels.com.

[@mauricemccall5833]

I received one of the first kits, workmanship is fantastic and the video is very well done ! Don you are truly a craftsman.

[@IanLandesman]

Very cool. I’m currently building the v-twin with one of my sons. I’m a motovlogger and I’m taking pictures as we go so I can make a video about it. I couldn’t NOT buy a backwards sporty motor so I bet some of my viewers will be interested.

[@1donagin]

Looking forward to the final product.

[@rushilbhattacharya8274]

is there a way i can laser cut it on my own, if so where can i find the svg file?

[@kelchmuseum]

Hello! We'd like to buy one of these kits for our vintage aviation museum programming. Are they still available for sale anywhere? Thank you!

[@1donagin]

Hi. My web site was down for some time, but it is back up again.

[@henmich]

Why is it crucial to turn the engine counter clockwise?

[@normmcrae1140]

That way the valves work correctly - Suck, Squeeze, Bang, Blow....... Some engines turn Clockwise, others turn Counter-clockwise - this one obviously turns Clockwise (when viewed from the Pilot's position - which is ALWAYS the correct position in aviation). This means it turns Counter-Clockwise from the front (where you NEVER want to be when the real thing is running).