NEW M96 "Oddball" sturdy 2cc Hit & Miss model engineer's engine AVAILABLE - WINNER!!

Microcosm engineers do it again with a miniaturized version of a model engineers' favourite. Featuring stainless steel and aluminium, great engineered tolerances due to onging improvements in engineering production and an excellent upgrade for Microcosm engines - a fully encapsulated, ultra-micro electronic ignition developed for this engine. New base color too!
Model hit and miss engines are my speciality. In this review I look at the construction, the out of box experience then have a look at some tweaks you might try with your engine. What can you suggest?
PART ONE
5:48 First start
PART TWO
15:47 Improved latch and final run
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Chinese commercial desktop engine models have come so far in the last 6 years. To begin with, the model engineers couldn't get manufacturers to work to fine enough tolerances. Bearings and compression were commonly rubbish, but enthusiasts like me could do the necessary to tweak and patch up...
Fast forward to the 2024 and there are several big names in the Chinese desktop model engineering scene:
Microcosm, with literally dozens of very successful model, who single-handedly started the market by producing the first Chinese cheap hit and miss engine model. Microcosm is unmatched in the variety of models it produces and has always worked to improve quality. M96 is by Microcosm and shows their continued innovation.
Enjomor is another big manufacturer of steam, hot air and vacuum engines who also does a well-known hit and miss, and now multicylinder IC engines. Cison build semi scale v-twins, 4, 6 and 8 cylinder engines.
MUSA ENGINEWORKS have been making a name for themselves in repro classic model engineering engines.


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