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Step into turbine-driven flight and build the system that powers helicopters.
The Helicopter Turboshaft Engine is a metallic model measuring over 29cm long. constructed from stainless steel pieces to showcase the structure of a modern turbine engine.
Designed with exposed internals. the model reveals the core layout of a turboshaft system. allowing you to observe how rotational energy is generated and transferred.
With adjustable speed control. you can watch the internal components operate at different levels. highlighting the smooth. continuous motion that defines turbine-based power.
Mounted on a dedicated display stand. the engine combines aerospace engineering with clean mechanical presentation. making it a standout piece for any aviation-focused collection.
Explore the mechanics behind turbine-powered flight.
Dimensions:
29.2cm x 11.9cm x 19.8cm
17.5in x 4.7in x 8in
Key Features:
- Over 29cm Long
- Adjustable Speed
- Exposed Internals
- Display Stand
- Stainless Steel Pieces
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Epic Level of Detail & Accuracy
- Building Instruction Booklet Included in Parcel
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