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A true modeling tour-de-force, such a pleasure to get these detailed updates almost daily. Thanks for sharing as always!

My pleasure Damon.
Not to much to show for an afternoons work today but editing in cura, printing and making tiny parts fit correctly take time.

The last of this week's exciting episodes

Getting on.

Lots of important little jobs done and underway

Not very exciting I'm afraid but all very necessary.

Editing in cura and printing the air cleaner drums and drum tops today.
A tip for those like me that are not familiar with creating stl files from engineers drawings, collect basic stl files from the various sites on the internet which are often free, simple objects like cylinders, discs, square boxes, rods and anything that looks interesting, then using your imagination and Cura edit those objects , you will need to join pieces together to make more complex parts like engine blocks and pipe fittings ect.
Cyno offers a very strong adhesive for pla, once bonded you will have difficulty separating those parts. Drilling and tapping works well to.

Phil, I am sure your followers on the Centurion Appreciation Society Facebook site will answer your question regarding the brass plate

Good point well made Phil, when I have a good collection of progress photos I shall ask .

The air filters are coming along

Maybe a little surface texture here and there, the rubber pipe links, pipe clips, fixing down brackets and the air filters will be done

Air Cleaner porn! Love it......!

Moving on to the nr side fuel tank and that dinky engine for a bit.

Your daily update , I would normally spend around just 3 hrs a day in the workshop , sometimes am sometimes pm what ever my spine will allow but today was a full day.

Been 3d printing parts for the Morris side valve gue engine today