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The gOil Engines (Sekiyu Hatsudoki)h refer to the first four-stroke engines frequently used as a source of power for agriculture and forestry in Japan from the Taisho era (1912-1926) to the early Showa era (1926- )

The manner in which an oil engine is hand-started by an operator rotating the engine flywheel while turning the machine to get best driving conditions until the crank and piston respond in coordination making the sound of reviving engine gswoosh-boom, swoosh-boom c.ch surely attracts viewers with its somewhat analogue sort of way.

In addition, the oil engine is attractive to us in that it has mechanisms almost equal to the modern automobile engine but is much simpler in structure enabling us to change parts or repair component easier, therefore, when it comes to the making of a miniature model engine, even a beginner can enjoy it commencing with a complete do-it-yourself kit prepared according to the level of difficulty; and besides, itfs a real thrill of life when you first succeed in starting up the engine of your own making.


Please enjoy your craved gMonozukurih experience to your heartfs content by means of the retro engines produced by the Kobayashi Model Engine workshop.






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