This is a 1/3 Plastic Motorized Working Model of the Honda 750 Four Cylinder Engine. It"s a skill level 2 model for ages 12 and up. At the Daytona races in 1971, a mass-produced four-cylinder 750cc engine made all other motorcycle engines obsolete overnight. The Honda 750 Super Bikes swept the race and forever changed the complexion of motorcycle racing all over the world. The basic design of the 750 has been refined, enlarged or reduced in displacement, but regardless, the superb design of the Honda 750 lives on today, powering hundreds of thousands of motorcycles in every country. FEATURES: 187 pre-colored styrene and metal components Overhead valves, pistons, connecting rods and crankshaft move Flashing sparkplugs "fire" in proper sequence Runs on two AA batteries Display stand and nameplate included Parts to motor include the gear box, battery box, crankcase, oil pan, and the carburetor. Extremely detailed pictorial instructions, with several major trouble-shooting tips in back. Includes wiring and vinyl tubing INCLUDES: One 1:3 Honda 750 Four Cylinder Motorized Engine REQUIRES: Assembly Two AA Batteries Small Phillips Screwdriver Cement Instant Glue or Epoxy Toothpicks or Glue Tips Sprue Cutter Hobby Knife Petroleum Jelly or Vaseline-like Lubricant String File or Sandpaper Hammer Tweezers Scissors Adult Assistance and Supervision SPECS: Scale: 1:3 Pieces: 187 COMMENTS: Not suitable for children under 36 months of age because of small parts. Painting not required A smooth and polished surface will ensure proper functioning of model engine. Be certain all moving parts are well lubricated For best results, test the electrical system after each stage of assembly. san 8/2/00 ir/jl