The Belaz 75710 is the largest truck in the world and was recreated as a mechanical wooden model by Eco Wood Art. The kit consists of 453 cleanly lasered and labeled parts. In addition, the 3D model has a wind-up motor that allows the heavyweight to move by itself thanks to rubber bands. The large recess can be folded up. A hatch that can be opened is particularly interesting, allowing a clear view of the mechanics inside the model.
A very impressive 3D model which can also be customized with wood color and which has many admirers.
Age recommendation: from 14 years
Number of parts: 453
Model size: 43,5 x 21, 0 x 17,5 cm
Simple assembly without any glue (possibly pliers and cutter / penknife recommended)
Contents: Environmentally friendly birch plywood, rubber bands, wax, wooden pens, clips, toothpicks, sandpaper and picture-by-picture assembly instructions.
Material: wood, rubber, wax
Tip:
The model can also be painted with wood paints (not included). It is important, however, that the joints are not stuck together with dried paint.
Please note:
The assembly requires a bit of handy skill, as the sometimes filigree components have to be joined together with controlled force from time to time. If the procedure is too careless or rough, individual parts can be irreparably damaged. Here, as with other model building parts, the following applies: Take a close look at the assembly instructions, less force, more patience and a precise approach.
Notes on the manufacturer:
EWA - Eco Wood Art designs unusual and creative construction kits with loving attention to detail and produces them itself. The environmentally friendly mechanical models, decorative puzzles and toys made from renewable birch wood are made of plywood panels. The respective panels are created using the laser cut process and some are decorated. The individual parts can be easily separated from the plywood panels and put together without the use of adhesives. The mechanical functions are realized with rubber bands (e.g. winding motors) or with gear wheels and bring them to life with movements. If you want, you can even paint the objects with wood paint and make them even more individual.
Warnings:
Not suitable for children under 3 years as small parts can be swallowed.
