METAL EARTH 3D Puzzle Airplane Spirit of St. Louis

An exciting challenge, a satisfying building experience, and a dazzling result – that’s METAL EARTH models! Building a METAL EARTH 3D puzzle requires patience and steady hands. The finished piece fully rewards the effort! These miniature replicas make especially striking and captivating decor not only at home, but also in the office or at school. From square steel sheets (11 x 11 cm) featuring parts of world monuments, famous vehicles, musical instruments, or animals, you will assemble intricately detailed, fascinating models. The authentic look of METAL EARTH 3D puzzles is achieved through precise laser engraving. The package includes 1 steel sheet with parts and assembly instructions. Tools are not included. WORK PROCEDURE: Remove individual parts from the metal sheets; if needed, use small cutting pliers (not included). Join parts using locks formed by a tab and a slot. Bend the tab using small needle-nose pliers (not included) and gradually secure all locks until a highly realistic masterpiece emerges! Recommended age: 14+. The Spirit of St. Louis was a high-wing monoplane in which Charles Lindbergh crossed the Atlantic in May 1927. The transatlantic flight plan was motivated by the prospect of winning the Orteig Prize—$25,000—offered by hotelier Raymond Orteig in 1919. More on Wikipedia Assembled model size approx. 12.2 × 9 × 2.4 cm