Kit includes more than 250 precisely detailed parts and pieces, exceptionally clear step-by-step instructions, and a transparent casing so you can see the action when the engine is switched on. When I was a child growing up, I loved playing with construction and model building toys such as LEGO. My grandson took it into school and proudly stood at the front describing pistons, crankshaft, valves etc. The Machine Works Haynes V8 Model Engine Kit is an educational model building kit of a functional, motorised model V8 internal combustion engine that car and engine loving adults/parents will just loving helping the kids assemble and then learn more about how an engine works.

Disclosure: I received this item for free for the purposes of writing an honest and impartial review. Not only is it an excellent model building kit but an educational tool to see and learn how an internal combustion engine works and powers a car.

For example, they mention that the fan belt is a bit too tight, the clip on inlet and exhaust manifolds do not fit securely, and the fan is too small. Part of what drives our brand is our strong network of official licensees, who share in our do-it-yourself ethos. Haynes is also all about quality and technical ability, and this is reflected in the range of Haynes Build Your Own Engine Kits from our partner, Trends UK. on film Ferrari Purosangue 2023 review Porsche 911 Dakar video review Video: On track with the Aston DBX707 › More here. At least that is truly a working model, and can actually be used for something - like pumping water.

As the world’s leading publisher of car and motorcycle manuals, Haynes has become an instantly recognisable, classic British brand with worldwide distribution. Is there no way to have the engine on and in motion for more than the 5 odd seconds it does something? To help you discover how internal combustion engines work a special augmented reality App is available via your smart phone.Includes a Haynes Manual which features easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions and a guide to the working principles of an internal combustion engine. Stories and advice about our beloved classics Eight classic cars with surging values Are these the 23 ugliest cars ever made?