30 days Money Back GuaranteeMeet the Solar Wind Turbine Model: science and decoration combined
Mini wind turbine kit: a captivating solar toy
The mini wind turbine kit turns curiosity into a tangible experience. In a few simple steps the user assembles each piece, mast, solar base and blades, to bring a scale model of a wind turbine to life. Under the light, the battery-free motor starts and the blades dance gracefully while the eye marvels at this ballet of energy. An educational game that speaks of renewables, aerodynamics and physics.
Mini wind turbine model: portability and teaching
This mini wind turbine model is not content with being a living room object: it slips easily into a bag or onto a corner of a desk, offering a moving show at any time. Looking for an original gift for a physics teacher or a geeky friend? Thanks to its portability it can be set on a sunny window or taken outdoors. Worried about sturdiness? The ABS structure withstands handling.
Mini Wind Turbine: specifications
- Dimensions: 27 cm (height) × 12.5 cm (blade span)
- Weight: approx. 120 grams
- Materials: quality ABS plastic
- Power: integrated solar panels (no battery)
- Recommended age: 8 and up
- Contents: solar base, mast, rotation disc, 3 blades, removal tool
- Other: automatic rotation, silent operation, tool-free assembly
Exploring the energy of tomorrow
With these renewable energy kits, children discover in a concrete way how the sun, the wind or water can produce energy. Every experiment raises awareness of environmental issues while teaching the basics of clean, sustainable power sources. Ideal for growing an ecological mindset from an early age, these kits combine learning, handling and a sense of wonder at natural forces. 👉 See all solar & renewable energy kitsCustomers who viewed this solar kit also looked at
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8 reviews for Solar Wind Turbine Model
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Martin Ashworth –
Bought this for my desk at work and it’s become a bit of a talking point. The blades spin nicely as soon as the sun hits the window. Only small niggle is that it needs fairly bright light, so on a dull Manchester afternoon it just sits there looking smug.
Priya Nair –
It works and it looks lovely when the light’s right, but the box arrived a good week after the date I was given and the corner was properly crushed. Model itself was fine, thankfully. Just a bit annoying when it was meant to be a birthday gift.
Hannah Doyle –
My son (7) put it on the kitchen windowsill and then stood there for a good ten minutes waiting for it to start. When the blades finally began to turn he shouted for his dad to come and look! He’s since been asking why it stops when a cloud goes over, so we’ve had a lovely little chat about solar cells and energy. Quiet too, which is a blessing in our house.
gareth pritchard –
Third thing I’ve ordered from here and it’s another decent one. Easy to put together, spins well in sunlight. Slightly smaller than I pictured but still looks smart on the shelf.
Margaret Hollis –
Got this for my grandson Alfie. His little face lit up when it started turning. Lovely.
Callum Reid –
Spot on. I’m always intrigued by how these small solar ones work, and this has a tiny panel feeding a motor that turns the translucent blades, no batteries needed. Move it out of the light and it slows right down, then picks up again the moment the sun comes back. Cracking little desk toy and a clever way to show the basics of renewable energy.
Margaret Hollis –
Bought this for my grandson Alfie, who’s seven, and he hasn’t left it alone since the postie dropped it off. He plonked it on the windowsill and kept running back to check whether the blades were turning, then shouted “Nana, it’s working on sunshine!” Spot on for a rainy-day science lesson, and he’s now asking what else we can power with the sun.
daniel prewitt –
Brilliant little desk model. Cracking to watch.