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Mini Engineering Car
Real work functions
Kør flere sammen
Light and sound integrated
All about Mini Engineering Car
Description
Mini Engineering Cars are small remote-controlled work vehicles with real functions you can actually use. Choose from an excavator that can rotate and dig, a forklift that can lift, or a dumper with a tipping bed. They operate on 2.4 GHz, have built-in rechargeable batteries, and are compact enough to create a construction site right on your desk. Each model comes in six colors.
The coolest features of Mini Engineering Car:
- Choose between an excavator, forklift, and dumper
- Each model has its own work function - dig, lift, or tip
- Moves forward and backward with steering capabilities
- 2.4 GHz allows multiple vehicles to operate simultaneously
- Built-in rechargeable battery and comes with a USB-C charging cable
- Up to 15 minutes of run time
- Lights and sound can be controlled from the transmitter
- Detailed design in six colors for each model
- Recommended for ages 6 and up
Small vehicles with real tasks
The work functions make these mini machines extra fun. The excavator can rotate its upper section and work its arm and bucket, the forklift can lift a sandwich, and the dumper has room for a spoonful of sugar. They're designed to operate on a desk, kitchen table, or living room floor, not in the driveway.
More vehicles mean more possibilities
Only one vehicle is included in the box. If you want to dig, lift, and drive away, you'll need more than one machine—just like on a real construction site. Since they run on 2.4 GHz, multiple vehicles can operate simultaneously without the transmitters interfering. Perfect for siblings, friends, or colleagues looking to build and solve tasks together.
Who are they for?
The recommended age is from 6 years, which fits well with the small control features. They also work great as a bit of relaxing desk entertainment for adults who still appreciate the fun of a mini construction site.
Made for indoor use
The vehicles have small wheels and fine mechanics, so they're meant for indoor use on firm and clean surfaces. Gravel, sand, and dirt can get stuck in wheels, tracks, and gears. If the excavator needs something to dig, a tray of rice or grains is a better choice than garden soil.
Dimensions and weight
- Excavator: 157 x 50 x 117 mm, 100 g
- Forklift: 115 x 37 x 65 mm, 92 g
- Dumper: 94 x 50 x 44 mm, 106 g
What's in the box
- One vehicle in the model and color of your choice
- 2.4 GHz transmitter
- USB-C charging cable
- Small screwdriver
- Manual
An adapter for the power outlet is not included. If you don't have one, you can find a USB adapter here.
Realistic expectations
Mini Engineering Cars offer great features and details for the price. The small mechanical parts are designed for regular indoor play but must be operated with the transmitter and not forced by hand. Avoid drops from tables and other high edges. Spare parts are not available for the vehicles, so gentle handling during play ensures many enjoyable runs on the construction site.
You can find them with the rest of our mini and micro remote-controlled cars. If racing appeals to you more than work functions, check out the Mini RC Car Pick-up.
Specifications
Size
157 mm
50 mm
117 mm
Range
Scale
Water resistant
Motor
Run time
Required accessories
2 x AA batteries
Battery and charger
Learn more about batteries and connectors, and don’t forget to check out the important battery information!
Workshop Tips
In the box
Car
USB charging cable
Remote control
English user manual
Get started with Mini Engineering Car
In this video, you can see how to use Mini Engineering Car. The video also includes plenty of tips and tricks.


