SPECIFICATIONS

Assembly size: 111*94*255MM,64*70*112MM

Brand Name: Robotime

CGL01: Da Vinci Helicopter,154pcs

CGM02: Morse Telegraph,60PCS

High-concerned chemical: none

Is Electric: no

Material: Plastic

Origin: Mainland China

Packaging size: 315*237*80MM,225*180*55MM

Recommend Age: 18+

About this item

🚁 Inspired by Da Vinci’s Visionary Invention
Reimagine Leonardo da Vinci’s 15th-century rotary-wing prototype with this intricate mechanical model kit. Featuring dual spiral rotors, a six-cylinder simulated engine, and precision-molded PVC components, the CGL01 Da Vinci Helicopter transforms a historic concept into a modern masterpiece of engineering artistry.

⚙️ Dynamic Motion, Light, and Life
Powered through a Type-C input, the rotors spin in smooth, graceful motion while warm orange “breathing lights” pulse beneath the engine—mimicking the glow of steam-era machinery. As each gear turns and every light flickers, the build feels alive, capturing the soul of mechanical motion.

🔩 Modular Hub with Dual Connectivity Options
Expand your creation into a living mechanical ecosystem. The Da Vinci Helicopter connects to other Industrial City models through two options: the built-in 2.4 GHz wireless link or the CG0X Power Base (sold separately). Whether synchronized wirelessly or physically linked, one tap ignites every machine—turning your desk into a miniature industrial world in motion.

🎨 Compact Build, Rich in Detail
Measuring 111 × 94 × 255 mm, this model blends refined craftsmanship with robust materials. The high-quality PVC body features a textured metallic finish, while authentic design touches—pressure valves, beacon lights, and exposed gear shafts—pay homage to classic mechanical aesthetics.

🎁 A Collector’s Gift for Dreamers and Makers
Comprising 446 precision-cut pieces and offering an 8-hour immersive build, this kit delivers both challenge and satisfaction. Ideal for adults, engineers at heart, and creative minds who appreciate DIY craftsmanship, storytelling builds, and the boundless curiosity that defined Da Vinci himself.