File:Twin-cylinder hot air engine (Gordon Bowd).jpg

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A Twin-cylinder hot air engine, built by Gordon Bowd.

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current	19:23, 6 November 2015		1,200 × 800 (514 KB)	BTMM Eric (talk \| contribs)	A '''Twin-cylinder hot air engine''', built by '''Gordon Bowd'''. {{HotAirEngine}} {{Bowd}} {{UsedBy\|5}}

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Keywords	1200px hot air engine http://www.brightontoymuseum.co.uk/info/ location: Brighton Toy and Model Museum photo: Eric Baird Twin-cylinder
IIM version	4