How to rebuild a TR4 engine in 2 minutes
 

Pretty entertaining to say the least.

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Great work! loved the video.

Also, thanks for having music that is not a guitar turned to 11 and somebody screaming at me!

That was fun!

(Spitfire, not TR)

If it only went that fast !

Hopefully this isn't too stupid a question but, did he have to stop and take a picture at each step? Or is this something where you were a green suit and then edit your self out?

It seems like you would constantly be stopping to take a picture...I can't even imagine....

Very cool video!

Judging by the way some of the parts are animated, he stopped and took pix.

Thanks for sharing. That was WAY cool.

As examples of stop-action photography, think of the relatively low-budget King Kong (original) or Wallace and Grommit films. BTW, movie film is/was shot at 24 still frames/second.

Lock down camera on tripod. Take pictures at will or initiate the intervalometer feature if available.

Sherwood

That was cool. Stop motion photography, one frame at a time. We have a movie coming out, "Frankenweenie" that is stop motion like the old Gumby cartoons coming out soon (a Tim Burton film).

so what were the leftover parts? heh

Whatever.....all of the British engines look the same.

Wasn't that the name of the porno that starred John Wayne Bobbitt?

Wow! That took some serious editing time!

I suspect the parts related to Lucas electrics were systematically deleted on purpose.

Sherwood