Smithsonian Jet-Works
Smithsonian Jet-Works
Build and power a working jet turbine with the Smithsonian Jet-Works Kit! Assemble internal fan blades, gears and a transparent housing to see real jet propulsion mechanics in action—complete with motion and light effects. A hands-on STEM engineering project for curious kids ages 8+.
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Product Details
Product Details
Take flight into the world of aviation engineering with the Smithsonian Jet-Works Kit, an immersive STEM experience that lets kids build a functioning model jet engine from the inside out. Step-by-step illustrated instructions guide young engineers through assembling turbine fans, gearing mechanisms and a motorized drive system that demonstrates how real jet engines produce thrust.
Once complete, flip the switch to activate spinning turbine blades and glowing light effects that simulate the internal ignition and airflow of a real engine. The transparent casing allows full visibility so kids can study movement, rotation speed and airflow patterns while learning what makes airplanes fly.
Perfect for classrooms, homeschool STEM lessons, science fairs or weekend building fun, Smithsonian Jet-Works encourages hands-on experimentation and mechanical understanding. The finished model becomes a dynamic display piece that sparks curiosity, conversation and future engineering ambitions.
Product Specifications
Product Specifications
- Product Dimensions: 15.00" L x 3.00" W x 11.75" H
- Material: See packaging
- Play Pattern: Hands-on exploration & STEM play
- Skill Development: Critical thinking & scientific reasoning
- Care Instructions: Store all components in a clean, dry place and keep smaller pieces in labeled bags or containers to prevent loss. Use included tools, chemicals or materials exactly as directed and under adult supervision when required. Wipe surfaces and reusable parts with a dry or slightly damp cloth after use; never submerge electrical or sensitive components in water. Dispose of single-use materials responsibly after completing experiments. Keep kits away from heat sources, open flames and direct sunlight. Wash hands after handling science materials or experiment elements. For multi-session projects, label progress and store unfinished builds safely to protect components.
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