Are you looking for a fun and affordable way to introduce your child to the exciting world of STEM? Look no further than our small motorized fan car kit! This kit has everything you need to build a small but speedy vehicle propelled by air. With a propeller attached to a small motor powered by two AA batteries, your child will enjoy hours of fun building and racing their miniature car.

But this kit isn't just about fun and games, it's also a great way to introduce young learners to important mechanical and electrical concepts. As they build their car, they will develop fine motor skills, learn how vehicles work, and gain confidence and self-reliance.

One of the best things about this kit is its versatility. Unlike some other kits, soldering is optional, making it easy and accessible for kids of all skill levels. Once you build the car, it can be used as the basis for various science fair projects. You can even teach Newton's 3rd Law of Motion with this cool kit.

So why wait? Order your motorized fan car kit today and prepare for hours of STEM-inspired fun!

Features:

• Build a small car powered by two AA batteries, an electric motor, and a fan
• Includes all necessary parts, including a small screwdriver!
• Develop fine motor skills, confidence, and self-reliance in young kids
• The battery holder can be secured to the switch and motor without soldering
• Great for use in various science fair projects
• Car measures 3.5" x 3" x 2.5" when built
• Uses two AA batteries (not included)
• Colors of the car chassis and the propeller may vary.

Customer Reviews

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  Good fun kit
Bob from California
I ordered 20 kits for a student Science project and each worked well. Student could figure out the instructions on their own and enjoyed the experience.


   SJ Wells from Contra Costa, Calif. Antioch
Students liked putting together their own cars and racing each other. Directions were easy to follow, construction didn't take long and everyone enjoyed racing their own car.


  Great Project
Calvin from Bron, NY
The students had a great time assembling cars. Screws are difficult to use because of their small sizes and screwdriver isn't magnetic. Metal connectors on motor break easily.


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Debbie from USA Arizona Phoenix
We ordered 400 cars for placement in our kids summer kits. We had 3 project this was one of them. They are a great value for the price. Only thing is stripping and cutting the one wire that is a little dicey but otherwise an outstanding project for kids!


  Car kit review
Julian from New York, N.Y.
Great kit. Great fun. Thanks!


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M. Greene from Oregon
The fan car assembly instructions included in the kit do not mention the type of batteries needed or the need for a small phillips screwdriver. I found the info. on your web site description of the car. Also, if the wires are not soldered, do they need to be stripped at the ends for attachment. These are directions that should be included.