The Italian collects a fully functional miniature replica of the real internal combustion engines.
Someone collects stamps, someone was interested in numismatics, but the Italian Cores Bagnoli is committed to building a fully functional miniature replica of the real internal combustion engines. A collection of his he gladly puts on various events, which tells a lot about their craft to interested viewers. One of these viewers and recorded a video in which Nuclei Bagnoli demonstrated some of his music in the work.
In the video posted below, you will hear the sounds of engines like Caterpillar Holt 75, published in 1917 (scale 1:8), Moto Guzzi Normale of 1921 (scale 1:2), Fiat 55 CL 1954, the year issued in the form of the present caterpillar tractor (scale 1:6), V8 Chevrolet of issue 1921 (scale 1:4) and the Caterpillar Sixty this year (1:8). The engines represent the most accurate copies of the originals and behave appropriately, including that they produce sound (of course, he’s a little quieter and higher due to the smaller size of the replicas). Their crafts Nuclei grinds manually on multiple machines, detail by detail, constantly referring back to the drawings of the originals.
