The Mould King Set 19017 is a technically sophisticated model kit of a Scania pneumatic airport rescue truck. With approximately 1653 pieces, this set offers an engaging building experience for building block fans aged 14 and up.
Recommended age: 14 years and up
Number of pieces: approx. 1653
Model dimensions: approx. 48.2 x 24.5 x 12 cm long
Compatible with interlocking bricks from other manufacturers
Shipping in original packaging including printed step-by-step instructions
Special features:
- Remote control & drive: Driving and steering are controlled via remote control, enabled by a servo motor, as well as L and M motors, all connected to an MK4 power module. :contentReference[oaicicite:2]{index=2}
- Pneumatic Systems: The pneumatic mechanism controls the raising, extending, and lowering of the crane, the reversing hook retraction, and the retraction of the winch – all air-powered for realistic functions. :contentReference[oaicicite:3]{index=3}
- High Detail: The model features eight high-grip rubber tires, a detailed driver's cab, and eye-catching signal colors and stripes – for an authentic operational look and presentation quality. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}
The combination of remote control, technology, and pneumatics makes this kit a real highlight for anyone who loves functional, detailed technology models.
Who is "Mould King"?
Mould King is a manufacturer of LEGO® compatible interlocking brick sets, specializing in functional technical models – including cranes, trucks, and rescue vehicles. The brand stands for creative designs, high-quality materials, and good compatibility.
Warning! Not suitable for children under 3 years – contains many small parts. Choking hazard!
Who is «Mould-King»
Mould King and LEGO® are two competitors in the toy market, both offering construction building blocks. While LEGO® is the well-known brand, Mould King is probably less known to many.
Mould King is a subsidiary of the former Lepin brand, now King. Mould King was founded in 2012, shortly after LEGO®'s exclusive patent rights to the special shape of their construction blocks expired.
