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A Peek at a Bygone
Era

Wouldnt it be thrilling to actually
travel back in time and witness some of the greatest inventions? For example,
the steam engine is one of the most famous innovations in its era, so to see it
from up close would be a different experience than just reading about it or
seeing pictures. While we dont have a time machine, we can certainly offer you
a mini replacement via this Engine construction kit from UGEARS.

• The pneumatic motor is a smaller
  version of afully
  functional model of a steam engine, which is operated by blowing into a
  specific socket or using a normal air balloon. The heat propels the
  pneumatic engine and it starts!
• An air pressure
  tachometer is integrated into the design for correct measurement of
  working speed.
• No need to wrack
  your heads about storing spare parts all you have to do is use the two
  built-in compartments that offer ample space for those components.
• All parts are
  made of plywood that enhances longevity you dont have to worry about
  them getting corroded or rusted.
• No drill,
  screwdriver or any other tool required while assembling. In fact, you
  dont need glue as well.
• The steam engine
  is designed in a vintage style, so you can easily use it as a decorative
  item in your living room or dining hall.

The mechanical kit comprises precision produced parts that are
carefully checked and packaged before being delivered, so you can rely on
us. If you are passionate about building trains and engines, then this
miniature will be a great addition to your collection. The kit can be a
great gift for someone who shares your zeal just present it to them and
they will appreciate your thoughtfulness big time.

Go ahead and order soon!
Model for self-assembly without glue.

Material – plywood.

Size Model: 6.5*3*3.5in (165*77*90mm)
Package size: 14.6*6.7*1.2in (37*17*3cm)
Number of parts: 82

Models assembly tips

• If you hold the
  board with its front side directed to you, it is better to remove the
  parts by pulling them. In this case, if a burr is pulled together with a
  part, it will make a pit in the board, not in the part. The best
  solution is to incise the hangers with a knife;
• If you have
  difficulties in inserting a toothpick in the assembled gearwheel, rub
  the toothpick with a candle;
• You may also
  lubricate all the projecting axes of the gearwheels before installing
  them on the frame. In this case the friction during rotation will be
  minimal;
• However, do not
  lubricate the parts of pendulum connection with a candle two
  projecting sticks in the tractor or timer. In this case the pendulum
  will not swing but skid;
• Try to remove
  big burrs on the gearwheels, if any. The motion of some models is very
  delicate, and they may hinder it;
• If any
  gearwheel creaks or squeaks, lubricate it with a regular candle,
  paraffin or wax. If the plywood edge is too resinous and some teeth tend
  to seize, which happens quite rarely, lubricate the gearwheel in the
  same manner;