Photos for your enjoyment

This engine was my inspiration.  I saw this engine at a tractor show just south of Harrison Arkansas in the spring of 2003.   The builder was Bob  Engler from Arkansas Thanks Bob!

This engine was built by Jim Service in early 2005.   It is an excellent example of a 1/3 scale, 2.5 hp Red Wing engine.  The 2.5 hp was the only air cooled engine ever produced by the Red Wing Motor Company. The construction of this engine will be featured in the "Model Engineer" magazine in the near future. It can be seen on our "Editorial" page.

Built by Kevin Woitowicz

Here is a beauty built by   Ken Stuempges

Here is a beautiful engine built by Dario Brisighella

Built by G. C. Davis

Built by Ron Christenson Another Red Wing with a rock crusher.  How creative can you get!!

This beautiful engine was build by John who lives in the UK

This engine was built by Mark Pohly from Texas.  Great Job!

Built by Ron Christenson Red Wing with a hay bailer.  Wow!!

Here is a picture of redwing engine #199. Purchased at NAMES in 1999. Owned and built by Chuck Sherwood of Naperville, IL.

Here is a nice air cooled Red Wing build by Ralph Henrichs.  It was finished at the end of 2006.

Here is a picture of the one I finished in 2000.  It is serial # 09.  The color in the picture is a little dark but it is green with black flywheels and all the brass is polished. John Schultz

#580 David Stewart Nice job David

Just finished!   Larry McFerrin

Hi, Finished # 580 a few weeks ago, and initially it had very low compression so I used an electric motor to spin it for a while. The engine usually starts on one try and will sit there and run until the gas is gone. Had some trouble with plastic building up on the ignition points so I milled a flat on the insulation collar and made a nut that would contact the timing lever when the ignition stud came to the flat and dropped down. Works good now but don't know about the long run. Have not started on the air cooled model yet but hope to in the next few weeks. Thanks for the inspiration from your Gas Engine articles. Every one who has seen the engine loves it. David N. Stewart

Another beautiful job from David Stewart.  This is serial #11

Owned by Paul  Spence

Here is a Red Wing with a 1-QT ice cream maker attached.  You can see the clutch lever used to engage and disengage the mixer. Built by: Richard Watson

This engine was built by: Don Johnson from Longview, Wa.