CONSTRUCT & CREATE Salt Water Fuel Cell Engine Car DIY STEM Build Your Own Kit

I purchased this salt water vehicle as i was looking for something different for my 7 year old nephew. Hes loves Lego and generally building anything. This was a perfect present for him, we spent hours in building it together and he enjoyed every moment. Months down the line he still very much enjoys playing with it unlike most other toys which simply once played are put in the cupboard.The salt watery was at time hit and a miss but worked for most part.its a excellent educational toy with lots of fun building it.the delivery was very quick, build quality of the item is very good and would highly recommend it.The

The media could not be loaded. Bought to keep the 12 year old Grandson quiet on a wet day. Spent a good while building it and really enjoyed himself. Amazing how far it can go on a few drops of salty water. It’s not quick by any means but has a fair amount of torque, gets up a chunky rug no problem.Well worth the price.

All the parts need accurate trimming to fit well and give the freedom of motion demanded. The instructions are accurate, though minimal: insert a gear shaft the wrong-way round invites disaster! Cleaning the electrical connections is demanding: we checked the motor non-working by using a 1.5 volt AA battery which guided my son to rebuild the magnesium-saline cell.The finished job is very rewarding. My 7 year old grandson loves the way the 4-wheel drive and flexi-suspension enables the model to climb over obstacles almost its own size. We have yet to discover how to replace the magnesium sheets when they are exhausted - maybe wire in an AA battery and micro-switch? Overall, it is good fun and value for money.

Arrived very quickly, all the fittings press together very well, a bit fiddly i mean small parts but i did it ok in about 2 hours , i was not rushing though. when finished i added a few drops of water and to my surprise it set off slowly and not very powerful but works ok, thank you......although it works OK as a salt water engine its a bit messy and unreliable so I've added a couple of AAA battery's and a switch and I think its better...

It sounds a really cool game. The fact it moves with silty water it’s very educational and inspiring. However, when you give a car to a boy, he expect it to go fast…. But this moves so slow for so short time period. So I’d say the end action is a bit underwhelmed. But if you are after for science purpose - great toy .

this is pretty straightforward to put together if you follow the instructions , but is not something a smaller child could do alone. you need a sharp kofe or file to remove the burrs from the plastic otherwise it will not go together properly.It's great once built, moves pretty swiftly and drives over most surfaces. As noted with some other reviews you do need to bend the metal contacts a little bit to make it work and it is a minor pain to have to clean out the power cell after each use but all in all I am really pleased with this purchase and would definitely recommend it to anyone with a child who likes to make things and any interest in mechanics/electricity

Disappointing product. Annoyingly bought x2 for Christmas presents and x1 for a birthday for friends son's before purchasing for my own. Goof value for money and arrived quickly. My son is ace at lego and very quickly put models together so I wanted something to stimulate him further. This was a quick product but it doesn't work!! The paper that transfers the salt water is ineffective. Even after my engineering legend of a husband had a good. Product does not work. Extremely disappointed! Should reimburse! But definitely take it off the market!

We bought this for our 9 year old for Christmas and it has proved to be a great toy.The quality is better than expected and the functionality is spot on.A great opportunity to teach the science behind the Magnesium/air batteries.Note that there is an hour or so of construction but this is part of the benefit of the product.Highly recommended.