Introducing the Mould King 17007 / 17008 Motorized Crane Building Block Set, a precision-crafted, power-assisted rendition of the iconic LTM 11200 crane. Built for brick enthusiasts who crave both authentic scale and hands-on mechanical action, this MOULD KING creation blends Lego-compatible small bricks with a dedicated motorized system to deliver real lifting and movement—without the need for a remote control.
What makes this set stand out
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Motorized performance without a remote: A built‑in electric motor powered by a lithium battery brings the crane’s lifting, tilting, and, where applicable, rotating motions to life. This design gives you tactile, stopwatch-worthy operation right out of the box, with no RC deck to manage.
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LTM 11200-inspired scale in brick form: The model captures the imposing silhouette and functional dynamics of a heavy-lift crane, translated into a compact, brick-based system that can be integrated with other construction-themed builds.
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Lego-compatible small bricks: The set uses small building blocks designed to connect seamlessly with standard brick systems, enabling you to merge this crane with existing collections for expansive dioramas, industrial scenes, or custom display pieces.
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Two-model concept, single build experience: Identified as 17007 and 17008, the kit invites you to explore variant configurations within the same crane platform, enhancing reassembly value and long-term playability.
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Durable plastic construction: The componentry is engineered for sturdy operation during lift cycles and rotations, then finished for an impressive display. The design emphasizes reliability as you repeatedly raise, extend, and move the crane arm.
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Clear safety and origin details: Crafted in Mainland China under MOULD KING’s design standards, this set adheres to consumer safety expectations while offering a collectible-grade build experience. It’s compatible with a wide range of enthusiasts, including those aged 14 and up.
Who this is for and use cases
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Dedicated builders and model-makers: If you love engineering puzzles, this motorized crane challenges your planning skills, allows you to test lifting sequences, and rewards patience with a smoothly functioning mechanism.
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Display-focused collectors: The crane delivers a commanding presence on a desk or display shelf, with authentic proportions and motion that catch the eye in any brick-based collection.
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Educational value: Use the motorized features to demonstrate basic mechanics—torque, leverage, gear ratios, and the relationships between motor power and lifting capacity—in a tangible, hands-on way.
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Scene builders and diorama designers: Pair the crane with construction sites, shipyards, or industrial warehouses to add dynamic movement and scale to your scenes.
Why it solves real problems better than a static brick build
- Static models look impressive, but a motorized crane brings your displays to life—allowing you to demonstrate motion, range of motion, and payload handling in a way that static builds can’t.
- Compatibility with Lego-like bricks means you’re not locked into a single ecosystem. You can expand, modify, or integrate this crane with other sets to realize larger, more ambitious projects.
- The compact motorized system is designed for repeatable operation, making it a practical, long-term project for builders who enjoy iterative assembly and refinement.
Practical tips to maximize your build and play
- Charge the included lithium battery fully before the initial run to ensure consistent motor performance during the first lifts.
- Organize tiny bricks by size and color before starting; a tidy build helps you navigate the variant pathways between 17007 and 17008 more efficiently.
- Test movement sequences in short bursts to confirm joint stability and to identify any loose connections before attempting heavy lifts.
- For display, pair the crane with compatible figures or miniature construction crews to create lively, action-oriented scenes that showcase the mechanism in motion.
Safety and care
Warning: Do not eat. Keep away from fire. While designed for safe brick-building play, supervision is advised for younger builders within the recommended age range of 14 and up to ensure proper assembly and operation of the motorized components.
