Curious about how early automobiles functioned mechanically? This metal assembly kit allows building a detailed three-wheel vehicle with working transmission and steering structures, offering an engaging hands-on experience with classic engineering concepts.

·Historic Mechanical Design Reference: Based on the earliest automobile design from 1886, this model features gear transmission, screw steering, suspension structure, and an opening upper cover, presenting the foundational mechanical logic of early automotive engineering.

·Interactive Mechanical Functionality: Multiple linked mechanisms allow manual operation of steering, transmission, and suspension, offering a clear view of how core systems work together in a mechanical structure.

·Metal Craftsmanship with Fine Detail: Constructed from aluminum alloy and zinc alloy using CNC casting and anodized finishing, this model delivers refined texture and detailed structural presentation suitable for display collections.

·430+ Precision Components: Includes over 430 finely processed parts with visible gear, chain, and screw systems, demonstrating the complete motion logic of early mechanical transmission.

·Expandable and Upgradeable Design: Supports further modification and upgrades through compatible kits or custom adjustments, allowing extended exploration of mechanical configurations and functional enhancements.

Product Description:

·Based on the world's first automobile from 1886, this all-metal DIY kit brings early engineering to life. Made from over 430 aluminum and zinc alloy components with CNC casting and anodized finishing, it features gear transmission, screw steering, and suspension systems. Assembly takes about 3 hours, offering an immersive hands-on experience. The completed model supports both static display and mechanical interaction, with options for further upgrades.

Packing List:

·Automobile Model Set *1

·Assembly Tool Kit *1

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