MARS INGENUITY HELICOPTER | 729PCS

MARS INGENUITY HELICOPTER | 729PCS
Assemble the first motorized flying machine to explore another planet with this detailed 1:3 scale model of the Mars Helicopter Ingenuity. Featuring over 700 pieces, this intricate set brings the marvel of space exploration right to your fingertips.

• 1:3 scale model with an impressive 40 cm rotor length
• Comprises 729 precisely crafted pieces for an authentic experience
• Dual rotor blades that spin in opposite directions when the back cam is turned
• Includes detailed components such as cameras, sensors, landing legs, and a solar panel
• Equipped with communication antennas, avionics systems, and batteries for realistic design

This Mars Helicopter model stands out when compared to standard space model kits and previous releases by offering a motorized rotor mechanism and highly detailed avionics features. While many typical kits focus solely on static display, this model demonstrates the actual rotational dynamics of Ingenuity’s twin rotors, enhancing both educational value and engagement. The inclusion of functional elements like sensors and solar panels mirrors the real helicopter’s technological innovations, setting a new standard for space exploration models.

Key Technical Advantages:
Technology and Performance
Designed by Perijove, this 729-piece assembly offers a unique blend of sophisticated engineering and hands-on learning. The rotors’ spinning feature replicates the helicopter’s flight mechanism on Mars, providing insight into aerospace technology. High precision parts including avionics systems and communication antennas emulate real mission hardware, making this set both a collector’s item and an interactive educational tool. Whether you’re a space enthusiast or a hobbyist, this model deepens your understanding of interplanetary exploration and the innovative technology behind the Mars Helicopter Ingenuity.

Get ready to embark on a journey of discovery and innovation with this best-selling space and astronomy model, designed to inspire curiosity about the final frontier.