Piececool Puzzle 3D in Metallo Corazzata HMS Prince of Wales, Kit di Costruzione di Modelli per Adulti, Puzzle 3D in Acciaio Inossidabile 304

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Il montaggio è divertente e stimolante: puzzle 3D in metallo per adolescenti e adulti dai 16 anni in su. Realizzare un kit modello in metallo è difficile e può richiedere fino a 8 ore, a seconda della velocità e della pazienza. Dopo ore di lavoro dedicato e di completamento della tua straordinaria creazione, otterrai un forte senso di realizzazione e sollievo dallo stress. Raffinata decorazione domestica: il kit Metal Craft non è solo pratico e divertente, ma anche ben progettato! Ottimo regalo per il Ringraziamento, compleanno, Natale, festa del papà, ritorno a scuola. Un oggetto in metallo davvero unico da posizionare su un tavolo, uno scaffale o un comodino. Tempo in famiglia: assembla questo kit modello puzzle in metallo fai-da-te per entusiasmare tutta la famiglia e offrire divertimento e intrattenimento. Vale la pena costruire questo modello di puzzle tridimensionale insieme come famiglia. Fidati di noi, sarà un momento indimenticabile per la famiglia che ispirerà e migliorerà la capacità di tuo figlio di pianificare e costruire strutture come un vero architetto o ingegnere Descrizione dettagliata: I nostri modelli in metallo 3D sono realizzati in acciaio inossidabile di alta qualità, tutte le parti metalliche possono essere facilmente fissate e non sono necessarie colla o saldature durante il montaggio. Inoltre, i giocattoli educativi vengono forniti con istruzioni molto dettagliate. Segui i passaggi indicati nelle istruzioni e costruirai correttamente il set Metal Art Craft. Kit fai da te richiesto: è consigliato uno strumento di assemblaggio, ma non è incluso. I pezzi possono essere facilmente tagliati dalla piastra. Si consiglia di utilizzare pinze e pinze ad ago per piegare e torcere le linguette di collegamento

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Descrizione prodotto Caratteristiche: Nome: Modello in metallo 3D Pullze - Corazzata Hms Prince Of Wales Modello: Hp101-SRY. Materiale: acciaio inossidabile 430. Colore: argento. Dimensioni totali: 29,5 x 3,9 x 6,5 cm. Dai 14 anni. Grado di difficoltà: 3 stelle. Confezione: confezione regalo. Caratteristiche: 1. Tutte le parti metalliche del kit modello in metallo possono essere facilmente agganciate insieme, senza bisogno di colla o saldatura durante il montaggio. 2. Goditi il ​​fai-da-te, allenta la pressione del lavoro, incoraggia la tua abilità pratica e il pensiero logico. 3. Regalo perfetto per Natale, Capodanno, Compleanno, Ringraziamento per adulti e bambini dai 14 anni in su. 4. È una buona scelta da esporre come arte/decorazione/collezione. Contenuto della confezione: 1 puzzle in metallo 3D da 4 pezzi. 1 manuale utente in inglese. Nota: non adatto a bambini di età inferiore a 14 anni. 2. Il kit di strumenti Piececool è consigliato per piegare e torcere le linguette di connessione. 3. Vi preghiamo di contattarci per qualsiasi domanda o dubbio, siamo qui per aiutarvi. Istruzioni per l'uso Istruzioni dettagliate per il montaggio
Âge recommandé par le fabricant ‎14 ans et plus
Batterie(s) / Pile(s) requise(s) ‎Non
Couleur ‎Cuirassé Prince Galles
Dimensions du produit (L x l x h) ‎12 x 3 x 23 cm; 240 grammes
Disponibilité des pièces détachées ‎Information indisponible sur les pièces détachées
Échelle ‎[EST] 1:24
Matière principale ‎Métal
Nombre de pièces ‎282
Piles incluses ? ‎Non
Produit à monter soi-même ‎Oui
Valeur(s) éducative(s) ‎Pensée créatrice, Pensées logique

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Scritto da: Sidney Wright
I’d thoroughly recommend this, to friends and enemies alike.
Does the idea of threading a needle while wearing boxing gloves appeal to you? Ever fancied learning how to knit socks for a spider? Does bending tiny bits of steel into boxes no bigger than a pin-head (not kidding), sound like a good time? Do you lie awake at night wishing you could spend hour upon painstaking hour bending and twisting metal tabs the size of a pixies freckles? Is folding slivers of metal no bigger than a pencil line your idea of fun? Oh, it is? Really? .... Well then fellow masochists, please read on. Ok so full disclosure. This is the first time I’ve had a go at one of these metal kits. I’m fifty. My eyesight isn’t what it once was. I’ve spent years abusing my body through working in heavy industry and living. By this point I therefore have pretty bad tendinitis, a touch of arthritis, a smidgen of RSI, the attention span of a gnat and my hands are not exactly rock steady any more.. I’m not saying all this to engender sympathy (because I decided long ago that saving my body to impress the undertaker with my healthy corpse sounded pretty self-defeating), but rather to show that despite this, I’ve still been able to complete the kit to a decent-ish finish. So unless you are blind or without hands take heart, because you should be able to make this model. You WILL need a small pair of snips, a set of tweezers and some needle nosed pliers to assemble this model to a good standard. Piececool sell a set of pliers (average) and snips (good), or it’s easy enough to source your own. A bright light source is an absolute must. I used my daughters vivid pink desk lamp, nice! A jewellers loop might also come in handy but I didn’t bother and just squinted like Clint Eastwood a lot. Piececool also sell a set of manipulating tools for curving pieces and securing tabs. I didn’t buy these but instead got on ok with a set of shaping tools improvised from screwdriver shafts, felt tips pens and old nails. I basically raided the garage. I love improvisation, it saves you money and makes bouncing bombs that flood the Ruhr. After finishing this my main advice for another beginner would be to take things nice and easy. Don’t rush. Only snip out the pieces that you need to complete the stage you are working on. Don’t over twist the tabs to the point they snap but don’t undertwist (new word), them so that the parts aren’t secure (After a few twists you’ll get the feel for it). Curve pieces a bit at a time starting shallow and finishing as deep as is required. Identify the printed/inscribed side of the parts before snipping and refer to the manual and online examples as required. You’ve got one shot at bending a lot of these parts so triple check before you commit. Measure a thousand times and cut once kinda thing. The instructions are mostly straightforwards. This is pretty much Ikea flat-pack model making sans the pretentious adverts. Twist this, bend that etc. I will say that I veered from the instructions every now and again when a bend seemed more appropriate than a twist or vice versa for the sake of aesthetics and structural strength, but in the main I followed the plans. One small moan = The main gun turrets are designed to rotate. Although a nice feature the execution doesn’t actually work very well as the tolerances are very tight. I almost fixed them to the deck so they’d remain stationary but in the end decided to go with the instructions. They do rotate (kinda), but doing so scratches the model so I don’t play with them. Oh yeah and there’s a trio of small (AA?) brass guns on the aft deck right near the stern that the instructions tell you to fix facing the superstructure of the ship.... Pretty sure the firing arcs of these guns wouldn’t include the ships own crew so I faced them aft instead. Also the stern ships flag was ignoring the laws of physics and facing into the wind so I changed that as well. You will squint. You might swear. You will curse (This is different to swearing). You will annoy your wife (Depending upon how long you’ve been married this is not necessarily a bad thing because we all need hobbies don’t we?). Your neck will hurt. Your back will ache. Your shoulders will burn. Your eyes will strain. Your fingers will cramp. But at the end of all that you might just end up with an exquisite little model battleship that is sure to impress all of your miniature metal battleship loving friends and family.... Or you could end up with a little pile of scrap and a migraine. Ultimate triumph or complete failure twist by twist. Exciting! Being vexed is certain. Having fun is optional. Upon reflection I should probably have chosen an easier model to begin with and after the first ten minutes I swore that if I ever got through this, I’d never, ever put myself through such torture again and take up more relaxing pursuits like disarming bombs or working with small children. However, upon completing the model (I mean just look at it! It’s awesome!), I’m finding myself looking at other kits.... ....And so it’s the Bismarck next I reckon. The Prince of Wales and the Bismarck; it’ll be just like old times. I’d thoroughly recommend this, to friends and enemies alike.
Scritto da: Tub
Entretenido
Me ha gustado el acabado final. Hay piezas muy delicadas. Hay que procurar no equivocarse ya que al rectificar las pestañas es cuando se rompen
Scritto da: Amber
You'll need a magnifying glass
Rather nice material feel, which is important to me, with sensory issues. The pieces are rather tiny, and you'll need a set of tools like the one they suggest (you can find cheaper toolsets rather quickly-but build quality may be questionable). I find I keep flinging small pieces around when trying to manipulate them, so I may have to think about gloves, too!
Scritto da: Mr. T. J. Parsonson
More difficult than at first seems
These metal models are quite tricky to build and sadly my efforts fell short of what was needed. Probably my lack of skill, but beware.
Scritto da: Purchaser Number 73
Keeping me out of mischief
This kit is really good. Hard. But good. Bought it to fiddle with while working from home and sitting in meetings. No where near finished. But that's what I wanted.

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