• Highest speed: 6km/h +
• Suggested for unassembled or disassembled parts of the chassis.

Our Power Functions Kit includes:

• Step-step modification instructions in PDF format provided.
• New generation L motor x 2
• New generation Servo motor x 1
• Lithium battery
• Remote Control (supporting mobile phone APP control)
• Modification Accessories.
• Screwdriver bit, USB charging line.

Note:

• It is recommended to refit simultaneously during build.
  
• Eco-friendly ABS plastic.

Off-Road Scene Simulation

This setup works well for indoor play and staged photography. Place a few rocks, branches, ramps, or loose bricks around the Jeep to create a simple jungle route. The vehicle can move through the course while the steering system helps it change direction and avoid obstacles.

You can also use the motorized Jeep in stop-motion clips or short product videos. A slow approach shot, a quick turn, or a drive through a shallow terrain setup adds movement without needing to push the model by hand. For display scenes, park the Jeep beside a dinosaur model, then drive it away with the controller to simulate an escape sequence.

The upgrade is not intended to turn the model into a waterproof RC truck. Mud, deep water, sand, and outdoor debris may damage the electronic parts. A dry tabletop course or clean indoor floor gives the best balance between movement and model protection.

Drive and Steering Control

Two L motors provide the driving force for the wheels. Using a pair of motors helps distribute the load and gives the Jeep enough power for normal indoor driving. The vehicle can move forward and backward, making it suitable for both straight runs and small obstacle layouts.

A separate servo motor controls the steering. This gives the front wheels a more controlled response than a basic motor-only setup. You can guide the Jeep through turns, line it up for a display shot, or make small steering adjustments while driving at a lower speed.

The included handheld controller lets you manage the vehicle without touching the model. The twin-stick layout keeps driving and steering separate, which makes the controls easy to understand. Speed can be adjusted gradually, so the Jeep does not have to move at full power every time. Slower movement is useful for narrow spaces, filming, and younger builders learning the controls.

Designed for Retrofit Installation

The motorization module is designed to be installed after the model has already been completed. You only need to open the required sections, add the drive parts, route the cables, and rebuild the surrounding pieces. The process does not require rebuilding the entire Jeep from the first step.

Motor placement is planned around the existing structure. The cables stay close to the internal frame and away from the moving steering parts. Once installed, the battery and receiver are kept within the vehicle rather than hanging outside the body.

The battery unit can be removed or accessed for charging when needed. This makes the model easier to maintain, especially when it is used for regular demonstrations, photography, or weekend play.

More Than a Display Upgrade

This kit adds a practical function without changing what makes the Jeep recognizable. It works as an interactive project for experienced builders, a shared activity between parents and children, or a simple introduction to motorized brick models.

It can also be used in a Jurassic-themed collection where several vehicles and creatures are arranged together. The ability to move the Jeep gives the scene a clear focal point and makes the display easier to film or demonstrate.

The package includes the motors, steering component, battery system, remote controller, connection parts, and installation guidance needed for the conversion.

Power kit only. LEGO model is not included.