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The Stirling engine "Laura" has parallelly arranged cylinders; this construction is called Gamma type. The engine has a very attractive appearance and, therefore, is ideal as showcase or presentation model that can be put into operation anywhere and anytime.

The material kit of the Stirling engine "Laura" is designed according to the well-known principle of Bengs Modellbau. All milled parts are prepared in a way that they just have to be deburred and drilled - if necessary. The turning parts are raw. The flywheel is preturned and milled that far that it can be finished even on a small turning lathe.

- readily milled parts
- raw material for the turning parts
- milled and turned flywheels (steel)
- milled wooden base plate
- all necessary screws, nuts, glass tubes, ball bearings, and O-rings
- drawings (7 pages) and construction instructions (3 pages)

Base plate: 140mm x 100mm
Flywheel: 80mm
Total height: 105mm
Working piston: 10mm
Displacement piston: 13mm


For the construction of the material record Stirling engine "Laura" is a small lathe (min. Opti D180 x 300), a small drill and a gas burner required for soft soldering of small parts. Otherwise, is still hand tools, which should be in every "steam engine workshop" (Taps M2, M3, cutting dies M2 and M3, Reamer 3H7, 6H7, 10H7, files, drill bit) needed.