Steam Turbine Car 

hello may i ask if u know what he used for the materials? trying to make one for a school requirement.

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@@aubryalexisse75Sure. It looks like random bits and bobs from around the house. One of the things, he used wood, and you probably want to insulate the wood with aluminum foil. Another thing it looks like you could probably get the metal from the soda cans. (You will have to do a lot of cutting and drilling) I would use the metal of hold the axles. I would see if you could get away with using jars lids as the wheels. If you have access to a school 3D printer you could get away with printing some of the parts. definitely don't print the steam chamber though. Be careful with steam when the pressure gets too high, it can get very dangerous.

Also I forgot he used a ballpoint pen (With the ball removed.) as the nozzle but you will have to find something else.

Actually this car model was invented by a Catholic priest in China for the emperor and it was powered by coal. The Chinese kept it until it was lost in a Japanese bombing ww2

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Possibly if it was a microwave steam engine. BTW this invention was made by a Catholic priest in China!

it's boiling water, as the title says it is a steam turbine.

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its a model with no transmission so of course it cannot reverse

Nop, the smaller the nozzle, the higher the pressure.