Locomotive LK701
$64.99
A classic steam locomotive model that drives you to the old glorious Industrial Age. First choice for new hands and those who enjoy assembling and modeling.
*Please note due to customs policy, wax, glue or battery may not be included in the package. You can use any glue or candles to replace them.
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Description
Gear Drives You Back.
Started by spring-driven engine, Locomotive LK701 is designed with gear drive mechanism and will whoosh its way out after wound up. Precise laser-cutting parts are fitted well. Take your time, gear by gear, you will see how a quaint vehicle come into being through your own hands.
- a spring-driven engine with precise gear drive
- a steam whistle that spins with motion
- old school outlook reminiscent of great industrial age
- best choice for new hands of modeling and mechanical lovers
Additional information
| Weight | 1.5 kg |
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Harout Bedrossian –
It’s very fun building it. Unfortunately the box did not have wax in it. Gears are not turning smoothly, it needs lubrication. I can use other lubricants to solve the problem. However the instructions clearly mentions that wax is included, but it is not in the box. A big miss.
Ryan Klotz –
I love the build, just not happy since it doesn’t move due to the gears jamming. I have taking it apart to see what was causing the problem. It is the gear group that is to move the center wheels, without those everything else works fine. So what can be the problem? Anyone have any thoughts as a fix to this?
chelsea –
Hello Ryan, sorry for the issue, please email to service@robotime.com, we will help you to solve.
Richard Dale Hoftiezer –
Just finished, and I absolutely loved building this. The accuracy of the laser cutting is phenomenal and the engineering behind it is very impressive. Works as stated, though I’m leery of winding it too tight and possibly breaking the spring support. I received the clock also for Christmas, and can’t wait to get started. Quick tip; a sliver of soap can be used in lieu of wax.
Benjamin –
No wax that was suppose to be in the kit. Doesn’t move as well as it should since the gears keep jamming.
Jerry –
Great looking piece after it is built. Everything works like it is suppose to. Lot’s of fun building. More challenging than Legos. Will be doing more. First time to build wooden mechanical puzzles.
Glenn A Millar –
looks like more fun.