Scania inline 6-cylinder engine with MK 10200 MK Engine transmission

    Assembly

   
• Difficulty 
   
• You will build this model from 3236 pieces according to the clear instructions.
   
• The plastic parts of the exhaust manifolds, pipes, and many other parts are metal-plated for the most realistic look.

    Craftsmanship

• The model is made as realistically as possible with bricks. Everything is made of safe ABS plastic according to EN standards.
   
• The building set belongs to the group of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) educational toys, which help in educating and understanding the functionality of mechanical systems with an emphasis on creativity, imagination, hand-eye coordination, and logical thinking.   
   
• The model focuses on the basic principles of engine mechanics and includes key parts such as intake and exhaust manifolds, crankshaft, gear drives, and moving pistons in the cylinders.

    Control

• The model is powered by a battery box and is equipped with an electric M motor, realistically demonstrating the movement of its components. The battery box requires 6x AA batteries, which are not included in the package.
   
• By sliding the switch on the battery box, the direction of motor rotation can be changed.

   
• Pulling the gearbox lever sets slow or fast running speed.

    Dimensions

   
• The assembled model measures 63.5 cm long, 28 cm wide, and 24.5 cm high.

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1. Insert only batteries of the same type into the battery box.
2. Ensure correct polarity when installing the batteries.
3. Never recharge disposable batteries.
4. To insert, first slide off the battery box cover on one side, insert 3x AA batteries with the correct polarity, and replace the cover. Repeat the process on the other side of the box.
5. Do not mix old and new batteries.
6. Do not leave depleted batteries inside the battery box.
7. Never short-circuit the batteries or the battery box.
8. The battery box requires 6 AA batteries.
9. Do not dispose of used batteries in household waste; take them to designated collection points.