Microcosm M16 Mini 1.6cc Air-Cooled 4-Stroke Gasoline Engine Model with Wooden Base
Bring miniature engineering to life with the Microcosm M16 Vertical 4-Stroke Gasoline Engine. This finely crafted model combines retro design, smooth performance, and mechanical authenticity, making it a perfect addition for collectors, hobbyists, and mechanical enthusiasts.
Constructed from brass, stainless steel, and wood, the M16 is durable, refined, and visually striking. Featuring an air-cooled structure and a carburetor with adjustable speed, this model delivers a stable and reliable performance while remaining compact enough to display on its wooden base.
Operating the M16 is simple and intuitive—just add fuel, connect the power supply, and start the flywheel. The transparent process allows you to observe the working principles of a real four-stroke engine, making it both educational and fascinating.
🎁 Great as a Gift or Display – Whether for a science enthusiast, a model collector, or a mechanical hobbyist, this retro mini gasoline engine is a unique and meaningful gift.
⚙️ Features:
Miniature 4-Stroke Engine – Vertical single-cylinder, air-cooled, with adjustable carburetor.
Premium Craftsmanship – Made of brass and stainless steel, mounted on a solid wood base.
Realistic Operation – Runs on 95# gasoline or aviation kerosene; ignition powered by 3 × AA batteries (not included).
Hands-On Learning – Observe the full 4-stroke cycle, great for education and mechanical demonstration.
Gift-Ready – A retro collectible piece for display, teaching, or personal enjoyment.
Displacement: 1.6cc
Cylinder Bore: 13mm
Flywheel Diameter: 56mm
Tank Capacity: 8ml
Ignition Voltage: 4.5V (3 × AA batteries, not included)
Start Mode: External force (hand pull or drill start)
Fuel: Gasoline / Aviation Kerosene
Engine Size: 8 × 7 × 10 cm
Wooden Base Size: 150 × 120 × 30 mm
Overall Dimensions: 150 × 120 × 130 mm
Product Weight: 980g
Package Dimensions: 20 × 20 × 15 cm
Package Weight: 1500g
📦 Package Includes:
1 × M16 Mini 4-Stroke Engine Model
1 × User Guide