Build the Back to the Future Delorean

The side windows can be wound up or down, using a small wheel on the underside of the door.

The brake lights at the rear of the car come on when you press down on the brake pedal.

DeLoreans have lights on the sides of the gull-wing doors and one inside the bonnet, which illuminates the luggage compartment.

The wheels can be tiled to create the version of the car that flies in Back to the Future II.

The interior of the cabin features a light up version of the flux capacitor, folding seats, and numerous lights.

The time circuits light up and are pre-set with the all important dates from the first movie.

DeLoreans have lights on the sides of the gullwing doors and one inside the bonnet, which illuminates the luggage compartment.

Most of the lights are controlled by a series of switches on the central console, just as they were in the film.

All Doc’s modifications have been carefully recreated from the nuclear reactor to the cables on the floor, and the model has a wealth of lights.

You can opt to change the nuclear reactor out for the futuristic Mr. Fusion version.

Underneath Doc Brown’s nuclear reactor on the back of the car, there’s a fully detailed replica of a real DeLorean V6 engine.

All of Doc’s home made time machine components have been carefully reproduced down to the tape on the hoses.