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There are, of course all the "Parts Pac" kits. https://robdebie.home.xs4all.nl/models/partspacks.htm

There are also some other kits.

A few taken from existing full kits, the engines from Lindbergs Double Dragster in 1/8th scale, for example. I believe these were marketed for the R/C crowd. 

There were A few others, MPC did some in 1/10 scale.

And of course all of the see through kits,https://robdebie.home.xs4all.nl/models/visible-engines.htm

starting with Monograms "Customizing Auto Engine and the ubiquitous Visible V-8.

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Posted (edited)

 Have not seen those Hemi engine kits before, coolB)

I have a few myself..... these were pulled from the Pocher kits of the time into stand alone engine kits

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Edited by Twokidsnosleep
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The good old Renwal Visible V-8 was one of those great kits, until Revell got a hold of it, and simplified it. Eliminating the electric "starter" motor and light up spark plus. If they would ever restore that kit back to its original glory, I easily would buy another one.

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Oh man, I remember getting the revell visible engine as a kid (11 or 12 years old), built it myself, and it actually worked ( let’s face it, at that age we were using tube glue and slathering it on), no idea what became of it, and would get another if I could find the motorized version ‘locally’ for reasonable money.

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Aircraft engines are out there too (again, most are also seen at the link Greg posted).

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To go with those in Greg's opening post is this 392 Chrysler.

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And a Donovan 417.    Related image

Plus a Chrysler slant 6.   image.jpeg.e3546ac8ee371e8580bd544c9f9ddf16.jpeg

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4 hours ago, Ace-Garageguy said:

Aircraft engines are out there too (again, most are also seen at the link Greg posted).

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Some sweet aircraft engines in there....the Wolseley Viper is another, made to update the Se-5A WWI British aircraft from the Hispano-Suiza engine

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6 hours ago, Ace-Garageguy said:

To go with those in Greg's opening post is this 392 Chrysler.

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And a Donovan 417.    Related image

Plus a Chrysler slant 6.   image.jpeg.e3546ac8ee371e8580bd544c9f9ddf16.jpeg

Probably the best right here, too bade these are all gone. :unsure:

Posted

The Double Dragster engines I spoke of originally are from Parma, an R/C supplier. Here are some examples of the Double V-8 kit mislabeled Chevy. 

They also did a copy of the Garlits HEMI, same kit.

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Posted (edited)

I think the Pocher Volvo truck engine would be a great start for a 1/8 scale pulling tractor. Two would be even better.

Edited by LDO
Correcting my stupid autocorrect.

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