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Someone collects stamps, someone is fond of numismatics, and the Italian Yader Bagnoli is engaged in collecting fully functional miniature replicas of real internal combustion engines. His collection he gladly exhibits at various events, where he tells a lot of interesting things about his crafts to interested viewers. One of these viewers and recorded a video in which Yader Bagnoli demonstrated some of his works in the work.

In a video published just below you will hear the sounds of engines such as Caterpillar Holt 75, released in 1917 (scale 1: 8), Moto Guzzi Normale 1921 (scale 1: 2), Fiat 55 CL 1954, designed in the form of a real crawler tractor (scale 1: 6), V8 Chevrolet of 1921 (scale 1: 4) and Caterpillar Sixty of the same year (1: 8). Motors are the most accurate copies of originals and behave appropriately, including the sound they produce (of course, it's a bit quieter and higher due to the smaller size of the replicas). The Yader hand-winds itself on several machines, part by piece, constantly checking with the drawings of the originals.
If you are interested in this video, then the rest of the amazing works of the Italian master can be found on his official page .
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