Turboshaft Helicopter Engine Model Kit - Working Military Engine (500+ Metal Parts)
Build The Engine That Powers Combat Helicopters
Ever wondered how a Black Hawk stays airborne? Now you can build the exact engine technology that makes it possible.
This isn't a static model gathering dust. This is a fully working turboshaft engine that spins, powers a rotor system, and demonstrates real helicopter propulsion – right on your desk.
All 500+ metal and precision plastic components (organized by assembly stage)
Electric motor and complete wiring harness
Full hardware kit (every screw, bearing, and washer you need)
80+ page full-colour English instruction manual
Premium acrylic display case with wooden base
Teching authenticity certificate
While everyone else builds car engines, you'll own something most collectors never see: a working military helicopter engine. Turboshaft models are incredibly rare. This is one of the only production kits that actually functions like the real thing.
Over 500 precision metal parts. Every component machined to exacting standards. When you fire this up, you'll see exactly why helicopter engines are considered engineering masterpieces.
✓ 500+ Premium Metal Parts - Stainless steel and aluminum alloy, not cheap plastic
✓ Actually Works - Electric motor drives a real turbine and rotor transmission
✓ Display Case Included - Premium acrylic case (worth $50+ alone)
✓ Clear Instructions - Full-colour manual, step-by-step photos
✓ Teching Quality - The brand serious collectors trust
Scale: 1:4 military turboshaft engine
Parts: 500+ precision components
Materials: Stainless steel, aluminum alloy, reinforced ABS
Power: Electric motor (requires 2x AA batteries - not included)
Build Time: 15-25 hours
Size: 25cm x 20cm x 18cm (fits standard display shelf)
Weight: 1.2kg assembled
Includes: Display case, base, all parts, tools, full manual
If you've built our V-Twin or any intermediate kit, you're ready. The instructions are crystal clear. The parts fit perfectly. Yes, it's challenging – but that's exactly why it's rewarding.
First time builder? This might be ambitious, but if you're patient and love aviation, you'll absolutely finish it. Just take your time.
15-25 hours of pure focus. No distractions. Just you, precision engineering, and the satisfaction of understanding how 500 parts become one functioning machine.
This is the build you tell other enthusiasts about. The one that makes them say "where did you get that?"