Machine Works Build Your Own V-Twin Motorcycle Engine Toy – Replica Model Building Kit – Features Sounds and Illumination, 150+ Pieces

Build a fully functional, motorised model of a V-Twin motorcycle engine.

Features sound recorded from a real engine, plated exhausts, air filter cover and engine side covers to give the finished model a customised look. The see-through cylinders and illuminating spark plugs allow you to see how each part of the engine works. Contains more than 150 pieces and all that you need to assemble the model. It comes complete with a fully illustrated, step-by-step instruction manual as well as interesting information about V-Twin engines.

• BUILD YOUR OWN ENGINE KIT The Build Your Own Model Engine Kits from Machine Works make excellent gifts for vehicle and model enthusiasts who like creating and learning about mechanical systems and engineering.
• DIY KITS FOR ADULTS AND KIDS This functional model of a V-Twin Motorcycle Engine is the perfect activity for both children (over 10 years) and adults to build together
• DISCOVER & LEARN AS YOU BUILD This Engine is a simplified Replica of a V-Twin Internal Combustion Engine and illustrates the main operating principles and functions
• INCLUDES OVER 150 PARTS This 150+ piece kit for kids and adults is enjoyable to construct and includes all the tools you’ll need to complete the operating model. The Fully illustrated step-by-step instructions guide you through every stage of the assembly process. Each component is clearly identified, and each function explained
• PRODUCT FEATURES – The transparent engine case of the finished model means the moving parts are clearly visible when its operating, allowing you to see the interaction of the crankshaft, pistons, and valves, as well as the illuminating spark plugs. Give your model a customised look with the plated exhausts, air filter cover and engine side covers included
• BATTERIES – 3 x AA batteries required (not included)

Suggested age suitability 10 years and upwards.

EU Warning: Not suitable for children under the age of 3 years due to small parts which could cause a choking hazard.