Radial aircraft engine Mould King 10211 - MK Engine

 
    Assembly

• Difficulty 

• You can assemble this model from 1147 pieces following the clear instruction manual.

• Plastic parts of the exhaust manifold, pipes and many other parts are chrome-plated for the most authentic appearance.

    Finishing

• The model is made as realistically as possible from building blocks. Everything is manufactured from safe ABS plastic according to EN standards.

• The set belongs to the group of educational STEM toys (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) which help education and understanding of mechanical systems with emphasis on creativity, imagination, hand-eye coordination and logical thinking.   

• The model focuses on the basic principles of aircraft engine mechanics and includes key parts such as intake and exhaust piping, crankshaft, gear trains and moving pistons in the cylinders.

    Control

• The model is powered by a battery box and is equipped with a strong electric L motor, enabling realistic movement of its parts. The battery box requires 6× AAA batteries, which are not included.

• By moving the switch on the battery box, the direction of the motor's rotation can be changed.

    Dimensions

• This engine is slightly smaller compared to other engine models from Mould King and is suitable for intermediate builders.

• After assembly it measures 21.6 cm in length, 18.3 cm in width and 22 cm in height.

1. Insert only batteries of the same type into the battery box.
2. When installing batteries, observe the correct polarity.
3. Never charge disposable (single-use) batteries.
4. To insert batteries, first unscrew the cover of the battery box and then insert 6× AAA batteries with the correct polarity. After inserting the batteries, seat the cover and screw it back on. Use the Phillips screwdriver included in the package to replace the batteries.
5. Do not mix old and new batteries.
6. Do not leave depleted batteries in the battery box.
7. Never short-circuit the batteries or the battery box.
8. The battery box requires 6× AAA batteries.
9. Do not dispose of used batteries in the household waste; hand them in at designated collection points.