$39.99 Special Edition (stocked only in US warehouse, so only for US customers)
The RB engine building block and prototype real comparison
The Nissan RB30 engine
photo from automobile.fandom.com
the RB engine model
When you first see it, will you think of the 2JZ-GTE inline six-cylinder engine?
Features:
Material: ABS
Wheelbase: 2,668 mm (105.0 in)
Length: 4,766 mm (187.6 in)
Width: 1,722 mm (67.8 in)
Height: 1,363-1,368 mm (53.7-53.9 in)
Curb weight：1,250-1,350 kg (2,760-2,980 lb)
History:
The Commodore (VL) was a midsize car produced from 1986 to 1988. It is the final version of the first generation Commodore, including the luxury model.
A total of 151,801 VL Commodores were produced between February 1986 and August 1988.
The engine inside is an imported 3.0-liter RB30 inline-six designed and built by Nissan of Japan.
Design:
A 150 kW (201 hp) turbocharged RB version of the engine is released. The Garrett turbine unit is housed in a water-cooled housing to ensure longevity. The engine features new pistons, a lowered compression ratio, and an updated camshaft to reduce overlap. The Commodore’s appeal soon became apparent, especially with the top speed of 200 km/h (124 mph), which could be reached with the addition of a Garrett turbocharger. Turbo models come with larger brakes and finned alloy front calipers. Australian police have commissioned the Turbo model as their ‘intercept’ highway pursuit vehicle of choice.
Product introduction:
Designed and authorized by Ronald Tewes, the product is designed based on the actual engine. It has a battery box, an L-shaped large motor and an M-shaped medium motor. The product truly restores the single overhead camshaft device and turbocharger model device, as well as the classic fan and atomizer design. The product structure is simulated and reasonable, and has been modified and reviewed many times. It is solid and has a good construction experience. It is a perfect restoration of the product and structure. The unique design and color matching have very high ornamental and collection value.
In addition, SS A motorsport was spawned: SS A won the first World Touring Car Championship twice in 1987. Allan Moffat and John Harvey drive the Rothmans-sponsored VL Commodore to victory in the first race of the championship at Monza, Italy
Parts introduction
Made of environmentally friendly ABS material, it contains a total of 1985 parts, and each part is of extremely high quality, precision casting processing, extremely high matching, tight and not loose, and stable shape. The parts have no burrs and jagged edges, and the overall surface is smooth and smooth. No scratches, the splicing process is very safe
The instruction manual has clear steps
it comes with a QR code instruction manual, which needs to be scanned by the mobile phone camera to obtain the cloud instruction data. The steps are detailed and easy to understand, and can be quickly assembled according to the illustrated instructions
Value and significance
After the building blocks are assembled, they are a good display model and background decoration; they can exercise hands-on ability and thinking ability. It is the best gift for fans of building blocks, mechanical engines, and building block engines
Note:
There are small particles inside, please pay attention to its use and placement. It is suitable for people over 8 years old. If you encounter any problems during the assembly process, please contact us in time
- Packaging: (color box)
- Packing list: 1985 pcs/set RB30 car engine model small particle building blocks moc set *1set *1set
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FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
The RPM depends on battery and charge levels. You can replace the battery, and it will keep running as long as it has power.
Yes, there is a turbo included to increase the pressure.
There are 2 valves, with one exhaust.
Yes, but it requires some patience and attention to detail. Clear step-by-step instructions are provided to ensure even beginners can successfully complete the build.
We carefully inspect our kits for quality and completeness before shipping. However, if any parts are missing, you can contact our customer service at service@letbricks.com, and we’ll promptly provide replacements.
Absolutely! The model is designed to mimic the dynamics of a real car engine, helping you understand its structure and functionality while building.
The time required depends on your experience level and pace. On average, it takes around 8-12 hours to complete, but experienced builders might finish faster.
Yes, the structure is very stable as long as you follow the instructions carefully. It’s built to last and can even be displayed as a centerpiece.
Definitely! It’s an excellent gift for hobbyists, engineers, or anyone interested in engines or building models. It’s also a great educational tool for teenagers and adults.
This model is more suitable for adults or teenagers with some building experience due to its complexity and intricate details.
While it doesn’t produce real power, the model accurately simulates the movement and dynamics of a real engine, making it both fun and educational.
