Decorate your interior with the Stirling Engine Simple
Science at the service of aesthetics with this Decorative Stirling Engine
The decorative Stirling engine is made from fine, hard-wearing materials to ensure that it runs smoothly. An external combustion engine, it works on a simple principle that aims to compress air, diffuse the heat produced and transform it into visible movement. The oscillation of the pistons in this Stirling engine is activated by a simple flip of the rotating crank. Easy to maintain, this engine goes well with vintage, minimalist, antique and industrial styles.
The Stirling engine, a decorative idea for all ages
The Stirling engine decoration will give you the opportunity to revise and extend your knowledge of thermodynamics. Ideal for introducing the youngest children to physics, it uses technologies that are still in use today.
Features of the Decoration Stirling Engine
- Materials : Metal and glass
- Dimensions : 10 cm x 10 cm x 10 cm
- Style: Stirling engine
- Scientific gift idea
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John Ellis –
Picked up this Stirling Engine for a bit of fun. It looks lovely on my desk and works pretty well. Only wish it was a tad larger, but no biggie!
Sandra Peters –
My son was over the moon with this engine! Watching him figure out how it works was a delight. Brilliant addition to his science collection. Well made and operates smoothly.
Karen Smith –
Bit of a letdown when it arrived, only because the instructions were entirely in German! Managed to find a translation online, but wasn’t expecting to have to.
Michael Jones –
engine works alright, but it came in a rather plain box which made it feel less special as a gift. Does what it’s meant to but presentation could be better.
Lisa Thompson –
Got this for my nephew. He loves tinkering with bits and bobs, so this was right up his street. Runs decently, though I reckon a few more colour options would be fab.
Charlie Green –
as a frequent shopper here, i liked how this one adds a touch of elegance to my study. only thing is, it takes a moment to get started at times.
Patricia Clark –
My granddaughter’s face lit up with a smile when she saw it! She loves the mix of colours and spends ages watching it go. Spot on!
George Davies –
A nifty gadget for any science enthusiast. Looks sharp and works like a charm. Wish there was a manual in English included though.
Margaret Hollis –
bought this for my grandson who’s nine and he was glued to it all afternoon. Kept asking how it runs off nothing but a tea light, and now he’s explaining it to the whole family. Pride of place on his bookshelf. Chuffed to bits.
Daniel Rhodes –
Spot on. Gold, silver and wood look cracking on my desk.