Motorized Power Functions Kit | LEGO-Compatible | Fits LEGO #42153 | NASCAR Next Gen Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 | NASCAR Fans

Why You'll Love It!

This motorized power kit is an upgrade for the LEGO® NASCAR Next Gen Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 set #42153, adding motors and wireless control to a model that is normally built just for display. It suits racing fans and Technic builders who want to drive their stock car around a living room track.

Key Features:

• Flexible Control: The low latency motor kit offers a flexible control experience through the operating handle or a mobile phone, and it is highly compatible with the NASCAR Camaro ZL1 set.
• Custom Build Fun: The upgrade adds MOC style fun to the build, giving you a way to make the stock car different and to enjoy a little speed and passion at home.
• Motors Included: Included motors are the newer generation type, built to move this model along under its own power so it becomes a working vehicle rather than a static display piece.
• Lithium Battery: Power comes from an included lithium battery, which means the motorized model is ready to run once it is charged and installed, with no extra battery purchase required.
• Remote And App Control: Drive the model with the supplied remote control or with a mobile phone app, so you can pick the handheld controller or your phone depending on the mood.
• Accessories And Tools: You also get the modification accessories, a screwdriver bit and a USB charging line, which cover the basic fitting and charging needs without hunting for extra tools or cables.
• PDF Instructions: The installation guide is a PDF with clear step by step modification instructions, which is handy to zoom into on a tablet or print out for the workbench.
• Fit During Build: For the smoothest result, add the kit during the build rather than afterwards, since the motorizing parts are easier to place while the model is still open.

Get Yours Today!

Give your NASCAR Next Gen Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 real driving power with this motorized kit - get yours from Toylandeu™ today.