Metal Earth 1908 Ford Model T Dark Green 3D Metal Model Kit

I bought this for my SO as a gift. He really enjoyed putting it together. He had it put together in a day or so. The only complaint was there was many tiny pieces, and his bigger fingers didn't want to handle them very easily. He did break one or 2 of the tiny pieces and lost one, but the one he lost had extras and the ones he broke didn't keep him from completing the project or affect it in any way. It now sits on our shelf and looks beautiful! So overall, a fun little hobby to tinker with.

These parts are microscopic! They are too small to put together however, the finished product looks nice

This was too hard for me to build 😭 I needed a car for my son’s school project and wanted to use it as a prop . I had t order another one because I didn’t read the sizing . It comes with instructions but you need tools to cut it and bend the tiny edges. I thought it would be fun to build it but I just couldn’t because is so small.

Purchased as part of school project for my 10 yo. It was difficult to put together and keep together as you are trying to bend the tabs. My child and I decided to use hot glue as a last minute alternative to hold the Model-T together for his school project.

These models are not a toy ! They take patients to put together . You will be proud to display this when finished

This metal model of the 1908 Ford Model T is really neat, but it is a lot smaller than I expected. After fiddling around with putting together the very small, and thin, metal pieces, the finished car model is not much bigger than a toy matchbox car (ex. hot wheels). However, it looks great!

This set is so small and flimsy. It has these tiny flaps that you have to bend to keep parts together and when you bend them they bend the entire piece. I stopped on step one and those were the bigger pieces!

These models are meant to be challenging projects for dedicated DIYers, not relaxing pastime. They require dedication, focus, some level of dexterity with fingers, and above all common sense. Its also advisable to invest in some tools and a magnifying glass, and take breaks. Once successfully put together, one will be amazed at the level of detail and precision the laser etched parts provide to the final model. That being said, the green color in this model looks nearly black, even under strong daylight. I wish the green could be a bit lighter to show up as green.