UGears Pneumatic Engine Mechanical Wooden 3D Model Kit No Glue - Hobbyco

UGears Pneumatic Engine Mechanical Wooden 3D Model Kit No Glue - Hobbyco

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About this product

Brand
UGEARS
Store
JB Hi-Fi
Category
Toys & Games > Toys > Building Toys > Interlocking Blocks
SKU
10042109

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Hobbyco

Pneumatic Engine Mechanical Model Kit

Description:

  • Condition: 100% Brand New
  • Brand: UGears
  • Color: As picture show
  • Level: Easy
  • No glue required
  • Number of components: 81
  • Estimated time of assembly: 2 hours
  • It is made entirely of plywood!
  • Model Size: 162mm x 78mm x 100 mm(L x W x H)
  • Model does not require actual steam pressure and is set in motion by moving air
  • The model comes with a built-in air pressure gauge and two compartments for storage and spare parts

Features:

  • Recommended for ages 14+ years
  • UGears Pneumatic Engine mimics the working of a steam engine to perfection
  • Blow into the socket or use an ordinary inflated balloon to start the pistons and levers chugging away like those of a vintage steam engine
  • The Pneumatic Engine is a small but fully functional example of a steam engine
  • Use an ordinary inflated balloon and watch the pistons and gears chug along just like the locomotive engines of yesteryear
  • The UGears Pneumatic Engine model kit mimics the workings of an old-fashioned steam engine to perfection, but using simple air pressure instead of dirty coal and steam
  • Its fully functional pneumatic mechanism generates real pressure coupled with the iconic noise that pneumatic engines are known for
  • Experience the thrilling whir of pneumatically-powered wheels spinning and imagine how they could have been hitched to all sorts of wondrous machines a hundred years ago to power them
  • Watch the air pressure gauge respond to the force you create and see how it corresponds to the motion of the engine wheels and the crescendo of the hissing pneumatic drive.