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Ford 1908 Model T (Metal Earth 3D Laser Cut Models)
- Make your own desktop-sized replica of the 1908 Ford Model T
- All pieces for the project are laser cut and engraved in the 2 sheets of shiny metal
- Moderate difficulty level, recommended for ages 14+
- You will need some additional basic items (nose pliers, tweezers, and clippers) or you can purchase the Tool Kit (sold separately)
Make your own replica of the 1908 Ford Model T to display at home, on your desk, or anywhere you like. All the pieces for the project are laser cut and engraved in the 2 sheets of shiny metal. No glue required—assemble model using tabs and slots. Moderate difficulty level, recommended for ages 14+. Measures approximately 3.5” x 1.9” x 1.8” when completed. Includes 51 pieces.
The Ford Model T was the first automobile mass produced on moving assembly lines with completely interchangeable parts, marketed to the middle class. This car had 2 forward gears, a 20 horsepower engine and no driver doors.
Create awesome, desktop-sized replicas of historical landmarks and vehicles! Each kit comes with one or two thin, flexible sheets of shiny metal with all the pieces laser cut and engraved. Follow the directions to assemble the models using tabs and slots - no glue or soldering required! When you're done, you'll have a highly-detailed model. Sizes vary, but most would fit within a 5" cube. The instructions are a bit tricky and some parts are quite small, so these would be best for older children or experienced model builders. You'll need to supply needle nose pliers, tweezers, and clippers, or purchase the Tool Kit which includes nippers, flat nose pliers and needle nose pliers. Finished models are beautiful and can be displayed on a lighted base or spinner, sold below. ICONX kits feature more detail and slightly larger models than original kits. These will take some time to assemble, but the finished product is definitely worth the effort!
My sons enjoyed putting these models together last Christmas.
This is a model that appeals to my 9-yr-old who is very gifted with mechanics.
Son really enjoys building them.
fine motor skills, hand/vision purpose, concentration.