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Step right up and bring the fun of the arcade home with the Mould King 10189 Claw Machine. Combining nostalgic charm with advanced mechanical design, this fully motorized model recreates the excitement of a real arcade claw game, complete with a working grab arm, coin slot, and prize compartment.
Key Features
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Fully Functional Claw Mechanism – Operate the motorized claw using the built-in control levers to move left, right, forward, and back before lowering it to grab your prize, just like the real thing.
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Motorized Power System Included – Comes with an electric motor, battery box, and control unit for smooth, reliable operation of the claw and internal mechanisms.
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Detailed Arcade Design – Features a transparent display case, illuminated prize area, realistic decals, and interior toy prizes for an authentic arcade aesthetic.
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High-Quality Construction – Built from 2,922 premium ABS pieces for excellent stability, precision fit, and durability.
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Display & Play in One – Perfectly balances function and form, serving as both an engaging interactive build and a standout display piece.
- Dimensions - 43.6cm (W) 43.7cm (L) 48cm (H)
Why You’ll Love It
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A true showpiece that combines mechanical function and nostalgic design.
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Interactive and playable, offering real claw movement and prize retrieval.
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Perfect for display, collection, or gifting, a unique conversation piece for builders and arcade fans alike.
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A rewarding build for those who enjoy intricate models with moving parts and real-world mechanics.
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