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A laser-cut steel sheet model of the 1965 Ford Mustang, built from 50 parts that snap together without glue or paint. It is a moderate-difficulty kit, so it suits hobbyists with some patience rather than young children. The finished model is small, about 3.5 inches long, with opening doors and a detailed exterior. Compared with plastic snap kits, it is more intricate and needs tweezers and careful bending, but it needs no painting and holds a sharper, metallic look.
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Owners of Metal Earth kits generally enjoy the build and the finished look, but many note that the thin steel parts demand patience and care.
This is a Metal Earth steel model kit of the 1965 Ford Mustang. It is an officially licensed product with a detailed exterior and doors that open. The kit includes 50 parts and has a moderate difficulty level.
No glue or paint is required to build it. Tweezers or similar tools are recommended for assembly. The finished model measures approximately 3.54 inches long, 0.98 inches wide and 1.26 inches high.
The 1965 Mustang started a new class of automobile known as the pony car. It is known for its long hood and short deck design. Its base engine was a 170-cubic inch six-cylinder with a three-speed floor shift transmission. A 260-cubic inch V-8 engine was available as an option.
