I just recently saw a video on this. The axial engine, which is currently being prototyped and such by Duke Engines. I was thinking that maybe it could be part of some DLC in the future, that is if the engines actually make it to a production stage and are used. Just thought I would share it with you guys here because while its not a typical design it’s not as radical as some others and seems quite up to par performance wise with modern engines. Well here’s a video showing and there are plenty more out there on YouTube.
youtu.be/c19kn3drdFU
Ohh, thanks for sharing, that was pretty interesting! 
I probably don’t have to tell you though that this will never find its way into Automation. 
Indeed very interesting, though as Killrob said, I dont see this getting into the game.
I can understand that. I’m glad you guys though it was interesting though. Well keep up the good work guys the game is looking great. 
I’ve seen this thing before, but its still freaking awesome! Good ol’ NZ
youtube.com/watch?v=pDqMLNKdt-8
how about this one? it’s new type of engine someone had already gotten the patent in US.
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I just watched that video but I am rather impressed by it…shows you what those New Zealanders the home of the toughest Rugby team in the world can do in their spare time when they are not beating the world at Rugby LOL