Business projectCreated for GE Vernova

GE Vernova ST D600 Steam Turbine Kit

GE Vernova makes steam turbines for power generation, and this D600 kit connects its product engineering with the company’s field-services training identity.

GE Vernova ST D600 Steam Turbine Kit - studio presentation of the custom brick model
Client
GE Vernova
Industry
Energy & Industrial
Project type
Small Kit
Run size
100+ kits
Pieces per kit
148
Scope of work
  • Model design
  • Original LEGO® part sourcing
  • UV-printed bricks
  • Printed packaging
  • Printed instruction booklet

[...] This MOC made me feel like a kid again and gave me something, from my work, that I can do with my grandson.

Greg B., Loox customer review

The brief

GE Vernova’s D600 steam turbine is part of the equipment used in power generation. We translated the machine into a compact kit that gives the product a physical presence and a clear branded identity. The packaging carries the wording “One Field Services Training,” connecting the model to GE Vernova’s technical-service identity and putting the turbine at the center of the building experience.

The model’s open section reveals the shaft and internal structure while keeping the turbine recognizable as a complete machine. That balance was central to the design: the outside identifies the product, and the exposed interior gives builders a reason to look more closely. Assembly invites the builder to follow the model’s structure and spend time with the product as its form takes shape.

The kit brings together original LEGO® elements, printed instructions and custom packaging. For buyer Greg B., it also connected his working life with his family. In his Loox review, he said the model made him feel like a child again and gave him something from his work that he could build with his grandson. The D600 offered a way to share a technical world through time spent building together.

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