Build Your Own Working Turbofan Engine Model - TECHING 1/10 Full Metal Dual-Spool Jet Engine Kit with 1000+ Pieces

Love this kit. Build was a little difficult, but worth it. The blue engine light and smoke coming out of the exhaust is a nice touch. The actual model is a little different than the pictures on this site.

Fast delivery and the parts are very well packed.

The instruction manual with step by step instruction makes the assembling easy and I could spend a couple of hours working on the model.
The parts are very well designed and beautiful in shape and details.
Only the plastic parts (needed for the see through parts) aren’t that exact and needed a bit of trim.

A well designed Model with a very high quality standard

Greetings Patrick

I very recently built this turbofan engine and have done a complete build review and video. Check out my link:

https://modelshipworld.com/topic/37583-110-military-turbofan-engine-teching-build-review/#comment-1075657

This is my first kit from this manufacturer, but I am used to assembling metal models and doing a bit of engineering. The design and quality are exceptional, but there is a problem with the adjustment, which is why I give it 4 stars.

Once everything is assembled, the internal parts do not move with the electric motor. So I have the same problem as @Donald Latimer, but I have not yet found the solution despite a first disassembly and lubrication of the moving mechanical parts. I will follow his example by modifying the low pressure turbine module...

So a very nice kit with an exceptional case, but not to be put in everyone's hands, especially those who are inexperienced.
You also have to not be too rough with the screws, they can break
Above all, remember to relieve the movement of the moving parts around the main axis during the initial assembly and to lubricate them, you will save time ;-)

I received one of the first kits, and it was a challenge. This was my 6th kit and the previous kits went together perfectly. No 1, and most important, when I assembled the modules, the low pressure turbine was too tight and the internals would not move. I disassembled all of the modules and re-checked if I did something wrong, and I didn't find anything. I re-assembled the modules and the turbine would not turn. I had to build shims to relieve the pressure. Re-installed the module and it worked fine. Spent about 7 hours dis-assembling, re-assembling, and designing shims. The shims were only a few thousands thick. I used my calipers to determine the thickness. No 2, threading the wires thru the cover is frustrating. No 3, Finishing the tail assembly is very tedious.
Otherwise, the design and quality is exceptional. I hope the new model doesn't requiring engineering to complete.