Ugears Drift Cobra Racing Car Wooden Kit 3D Puzzle DIY Toy Model - Hobbyco
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About this product
- Brand
- UGEARS
- Store
- JB Hi-Fi
- Category
- Toys & Games > Toys > Play Vehicles > Toy Race Car & Track Sets
- SKU
- 10082259
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- Colour
- Hobbyco
Ugears Drift Cobra Racing Car Model Kit
Description:
- Condition: 100% Brand New
- Brand: Ugears
- Color: As picture show
- Number of components: 370
- Estimated time of assembly: 9 hour
- This wooden car's moving parts include turning front wheels, doors that open, and a hood and trunk that can be raised
- This 3D puzzle / DIY model is a beaut, with its fat tires, bulging curves, a big open mouth up front, and open-air convertible design
- A metal spring that powers the mechanism, and of course a set of detailed, illustrated instructions in 11 languages
- High quality plywood boards with precision laser-cut pieces that you snap out then snap together without need of glue or special tools
- Model Approximate dimensions: 255mm x 210mm x 115mm(L x W x H)
Features:
- Recommended for ages 14+ years
- Ugears model kits appeal to builders and hobbyists who love quality, clever design, and who appreciate ingenious mechanical elements with real world analogues
- The Ugears Drift Cobra Racing Car is a great DIY idea and perfect gift idea for the car lovers among your circle of friends and family
- A beautifully-styled, two-seat convertible—our twist on what may be the most revered sports car of all time: the Shelby Cobra 427
- The Cobra 427 had a 7.0 litre 450-510 horsepower engine, did 0-60 mph in just over 4 seconds, and had a top speed of 185 mph
- Driven by a powerful spring motor, the Ugears Drift Cobra racing car has the fastest team of horses under the hood of any mechanical wooden model we know
- The model is wound by means of a ratchet knob under the chassis