METAL EARTH 1908 dark green Ford Model T 3D metal model 032309015065

This 3D metal model recreates the 1908 Ford Model T in dark green. It is built from laser-cut steel sheets that snap together without glue or soldering: you push the parts out of the sheet and join them...
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6 190 Ft

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This 3D metal model recreates the 1908 Ford Model T in dark green. It is built from laser-cut steel sheets that snap together without glue or soldering: you push the parts out of the sheet and join them using the tabs, following the detailed instructions. The kit is designed for indoor display and suits both beginners and more experienced builders.

The Model T was the first car built on a moving assembly line, and it transformed automobile manufacturing. Assembled, the model measures approximately 8.5 x 4.2 x 4.5 cm and weighs about 100 g. A Metal Earth tool set makes bending and fine fitting noticeably easier, which helps achieve a clean, detailed result.

The package contains two laser-cut steel sheets with all the vehicle parts. Because it includes small, sharp components, it is recommended for ages 14 and up, and younger builders should work under adult supervision. Keep it away from children under 3 years old.

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