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This is a Metal Earth steel model kit of the 1908 Ford Model T, built from 51 laser-cut metal parts that you bend and tab together. It is rated moderate difficulty, needs no glue or paint, and finishes at roughly 3.5 inches long. It suits hobbyists who already have some experience with metal earth-style kits and want a small shelf piece of an early automobile. Compared with simpler Metal Earth models, the part count and curved body panels make it a step up in effort, and it is display-only with no moving parts.
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This is a steel model kit of the 1908 Ford Model T, made by Metal Earth. The kit includes 51 parts and builds a detailed model of the car's exterior. It is an officially licensed product with a Moderate difficulty level.
No glue or paint is required to assemble it. Tweezers or similar tools are recommended. The finished model has no openings.
The Ford Model T was the first automobile mass produced on moving assembly lines with completely interchangeable parts, and it was marketed to the middle class. The car had 2 forward gears, a 20 horsepower engine and no driver doors.
