C0010 – 5 Megawatt Wind Turbine Model

$250.00

Experience unparalleled realism with the Full-Sized Wind Turbine Model, a dimensionally accurate replica designed for advanced training and transportation scenario planning. Standing an impressive 66” tall with a 39” blade span, this model is built to deliver both functionality and precision.

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Full-Sized Wind Turbine Model (1:120 Scale, 66” Tall, 39” Wide)

Experience unparalleled realism with the Full-Sized Wind Turbine Model, a dimensionally accurate replica designed for advanced training and transportation scenario planning. Standing an impressive 66” tall with a 39” blade span, this model is built to deliver both functionality and precision.

Key Features:

Functional Spinning Blades: Realistic rotating blades simulate operational wind turbines, perfect for industrial and emergency response scenarios.

Breakdown Design: The tower separates into 6” sections for easy transportation and accurate transport simulations, while the blades disassemble into three pieces for compact storage.

Magnetic Base: Ensures stability on magnetic surfaces, even during dynamic training sessions or displays.

Large and Detailed: Its impressive size and accuracy make it a standout model for high-impact scenarios.

Specialty Order Details:

This is a specialty-order model, crafted with precision and care. Please note that a production lead time is required to ensure the highest level of detail and quality.

Why This Model Matters

Wind turbines present unique challenges in industrial incident response and transportation logistics. This model allows teams to practice large-scale resource coordination, hazard mitigation, and specialized rescue operations in a realistic and controlled environment.

Perfect For:

•Industrial incident response training

•Transportation logistics simulations

•Large-scale emergency preparedness scenarios

Plan ahead and elevate your training scenarios with the Full-Sized Wind Turbine Model—an essential tool for mastering the complexities of modern industrial emergencies.