Business projectCreated for GE Vernova

GE Vernova VSC Valve Model

GE Vernova develops high-voltage direct-current transmission technology, and this VSC valve kit turns one complete valve tower into a product-focused build and display piece.

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GE Vernova VSC Valve Model - studio presentation of the custom brick model
Client
GE Vernova
Industry
Energy & Industrial
Project type
Small Kit
Run size
500+ kits
Pieces per kit
305
Scope of work
  • Model design
  • Original LEGO® part sourcing
  • UV-printed bricks
  • Printed packaging
  • Printed instruction booklet

The brief

High-voltage direct-current transmission depends on specialized equipment that is rarely encountered outside the energy sector. GE Vernova’s VSC valve is part of that technology. We translated one complete valve tower into a compact kit, giving this specialized part of its grid portfolio a physical form people can examine together and discuss at close range.

We designed the kit around one tower, keeping its modular structure clear throughout the build. Its repeated modules, supports and base come together as one complete assembly, so the construction process reflects the product’s modular organization. The design keeps the tower itself at the center, making the relationship between its stacked sections easy to follow as the model takes shape.

The finished kit gives GE Vernova a distinctive way to present a specialized part of its grid portfolio. Builders can engage with the tower through assembly, then use the completed model as a focused display piece or a reference during product discussions. It brings an advanced transmission technology into view at a scale suited to closer attention.

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GE Vernova VSC Valve Model - custom brick model, view 1

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