Here's a set of my custom engine appearances. I've made quite a few more than these, but I only picked ones that have shown up in airplanes I've posted. If you us???e one of them please post a comment to me on your aircraft so I can see it. I will post a list of engine names with their little features soon.

From Port to Starboard:

Scooter-Poot: the engine used in Aiko's flying scooter. It has two extra small propellers. One of them is on a hinge activated with AG-1 and Landing gear. Meant only for the smallest of aircraft, these babies will explode from over-revving at just 60 MPH if you throttle to 0%. Because of this, it also comes equipped with a parachute for rapid deceleration.

Sorcerer O-18: The engine in the Sparrow II. It's a pretty simple engine without any real quirks. As is to be expected of an early generation jet engine.

V-4840 Turbo Prop: This engine is special. I made it before I had the fine tuner mod by constructing a bunch of small fuselage bits and mounting the engines to them. Then I manipulated the rise and run as well as the length to get everything in place. After I got the mod, I dropped a car engine in there to pretty it up. The super charger is toggled with AG-1.

V-55-J: A very simple engine design, though it's a bit bigger than the normal radial engine. It also, due to its size, seems to be significantly more powerful too.

B-320 S: An engine meant to be mounted on top of or under the wings of airplanes. Probably best used on multi-engine aircraft. It comes with a super charger, toggled with AG-1.

DeWitt Dream-Maker 2: The biggest mammajamma I've made so far. I like my engines like I like my planes: HEFTY HEFTY HEFTY. It's a combination of a couple of different engines here, with an addition of several more engines. It was just barely enough to get the Wayfarer going 200+ MPH. Not really all that efficient, but gosh darn is it pretty. Also has a super charger (AG-1) but it probably won't make a noticeable difference. Don't bother with it.