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  • Epic.

  • @ comments regarding what can it be used for.

    If you make a big enough steam engine you can connect it to a car alternator whcih will charge a car battery.

    you can then connect an invertor to the battery and run your TV laptop ect...

    steam is the new black.

    frickn awesome

  • im only 16 and i love this stuff lol. i feel the need to make some kind of engine

  • then go for it! learn physics, mechanical, chemical, electrical engineering! learn why it works and what is possible. then make us proud and come up with something that no body thought of! 16 is a perfect age to go beyond your class mates.

  • hahahah thanks!

  • Im only 13 and i love mechanical,chemical electrical stuff EVERYTHING i wanna be a physisis when i grow up, also this is an awesome engine!

  • @tjw800 me too!

  • it runs ....thats the point!!! You must be young in the below 35 range.

  • ahhahaah lol

    but good xD

  • Where you got that =)

  • Thats the coolest thing ever. I wish I had the know how to make one.

  • wtf it is good

  • nice

  • wicked

  • What's it ment to do, just run?

  • really lovely, this small steamer!

    > To find it, go to the HLJ hobby store site and search on "steam".

    What's the URL of this HLJ hobby store?

    (i've searched sereval sites of google listings, but don't found it...)

    I need to have one of these!! ;-)

  • how much was it i think it would be a nice gift for my dad b/c hes into that kind of stuff??

  • LOL! How cute a baby steam engine xD

  • nice!

  • THAT WAS AWESOME!

  • Fast!!!!

  • haha I love it!

  • nice one!

  • It's made by Gakken in Japan - I just bought one

    It's an awesome machine :-)

    To find it, go to the HLJ hobby store site and search on "steam" with the company name "Gakken" and you should find it. This should be in every science toy shop in the world!

  • steam powered tattoo gun?

  • that would make a good car motor or something.

  • Perhaps the best-known and best-selling steam car was the Stanley Steamer, produced from 1896 to 1924. Steam cars dropped-off in popularity following the adoption of the electric starter, which eliminated the need for risky hand cranks to start gasoline-powered cars. The introduction of mass production by Henry Ford, which hugely reduced the cost of owning a conventional automobile, was also a strong factor in the steam car's demise as the Model T was both cheap and reliable.

  • Whatta fuck is it?! Ihan persieistä suomeks!!

  • äää he cant drive with thair

  • I gotta get me on of these!!!!!

  • cool u think if i got enought of those i can make something strong enough 2 carrie me? lol

  • What a puff!

  • AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Isn't the rubber band supposed to drive the wheel?

  • thats cool

  • that is awesome

  • Cool!

  • CoooolEST^^ nice vid

  • would it have actually moved if it was given more time?

  • wow great

  • gakken i guess

  • wer did u get that

  • on eBay

  • what make is it

  • SICK

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