1910 Ford Model T

The Fascinations Metal Earth 1910 Ford Model T is an exciting 3D metal model kit perfect for hobbyists aged 14 and up. The Ford Model T, often called the Tin Lizzie, Leaping Lena, jitney, or flivver, was produced by Ford Motor Company from October 1, 1908, to May 26, 1927. It's widely known as the first affordable car that made travel accessible to middle - class Americans, thanks to Ford's efficient manufacturing like assembly - line production. This hobby model kit comes unassembled in an envelope with easy - to - follow instructions. You don't need glue or solder; simply clip the parts from the metal sheets. Tweezers are the best tool for bending and twisting the connection tabs. The 1910 Ford Model T kit has two sheets with a challenging difficulty level and is in a 1:39 scale. Once completed, you'll have a highly detailed etched 3D model to display. The finished model measures 3.15 inches long, 1.57 inches wide, and 1.57 inches high. The kit includes two metal sheets and illustrated instructions.

To use this 1910 Ford Model T 3D metal model kit, first, open the envelope and take out the two metal sheets and the illustrated instructions. Read through the instructions carefully before you start. Use tweezers to gently clip the parts from the metal sheets. Then, use the tweezers again to bend and twist the connection tabs as shown in the instructions to assemble the parts. Remember, no glue or solder is needed. When handling the parts, be careful as they can be sharp. Store the kit in a dry place when not in use to prevent the metal from rusting. If you have any small parts left over after assembly, keep them in case you need to make repairs later. Once your model is finished, you can display it proudly in your collection.