Description
Mechanical Steam Engine 3D Wooden Puzzle by Robotime-ROKR – 469pcs
Master Boss the new Mechanical Steam Engine 3D Puzzle by ROKR. If you enjoy mechanical engineering and have an appreciation for industrial innovation you’ll love this model kit. This kit includes plywood and cotton materials and features a total of 469 pieces. There is plenty to assemble and takes around 7 hours to complete, making it a challenging and rewarding project suitable for ages 14 and up. The package dimensions are 317 x 233 x 57.5mm, and the assembled steam engine measures 360 x 120 x 146mm. This model requires 2x AAA batteries (not included) to power its high-torque motor and functional components.
Operating Instructions
- Start-Up: Shift the lever from the park gear to the first gear.
- Lower Speed: The steam engine moves stably at a lower speed.
- Speed Up: Shift the lever from the first gear to the second gear.
- High Speed: The steam engine moves faster.
- Reverse: Pull the back bottom lever to the other side to set the steam engine in reverse.
- Stop: Shift the lever from the second gear to the park gear to make the steam engine stop.
Model Specifications:
- Pieces: 469
- Assembly Time: 7 hours
- Master Bossd Size: 354 x 120 x 145mm
Features:
- 120-Degree Rotation Trailer: Designed with a shock absorption structure for better protection of goods.
- Chimney Mood Light: Simulates the fuel burning and steam coming out.
- Flexible Sun Shade: Engraved with exquisite patterns.
- Openable Firebox Door: Pull the door to clean the smoke and dust.
- High-Torque Motor: Provides high efficiency and better performance under heavy load conditions.
- Spring Stability System: Keeps the steam engine moving straight.
Recommended Age:
14 Years+
Did You Know?
The steam locomobile, an early form of self-propelled vehicle, was a fascinating precursor to modern automobiles. Developed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, these steam-powered road vehicles were used primarily for agricultural and industrial purposes before the widespread adoption of internal combustion engines.
One notable example is the Stanley Steamer, manufactured by the Stanley Motor Carriage Company. These vehicles, built between 1897 and 1924, were renowned for their speed and power. In fact, a Stanley Steamer set a world speed record of 127.66 miles per hour (205.44 km/h) in 1906, a testament to the potential of steam power.
