Metal Earth
Metal Earth Classic Bicycle "Bon Voyage" 71-part Steel Model Kit
A challenging 71-part steel kit builds a detailed 1880s safety bicycle model measuring 5.75 by 1.75 by 3 inches with no glue required
- TypeBicycle
- GenderUnisex
- AgeAdult
- 71 precision-cut steel parts assemble into a museum-quality model
- No glue or paint required — tweezers recommended for intricate assembly
- Challenging difficulty rewards patience with true-to-scale historical detail
- Faithful 1880s safety-bicycle design with chain drive and pneumatic tires
- Compact 5.75 x 1.75 x 3 inch display piece for collectors
Classic Bicycle Model Kit
The Metal Earth Classic Bicycle "Bon Voyage" is a steel model kit containing 71 parts that assemble into a detailed replica of an 1880s safety bicycle. It is designed for adult collectors and hobby enthusiasts who enjoy challenging assembly projects without glue or paint.
Assembly Challenge
Rated at a challenging difficulty level, the kit requires careful bending and tabbing of the steel sheets using tweezers or similar tools to achieve the true-to-scale detail. No glue or paint is required during the build process.
Finished Display Piece
Once assembled, the model measures approximately L-5.75, W-1.75, H-3 inches and features a detailed exterior with no openings. The officially licensed product arrives in a brand new box and represents the bicycle once called the freedom machine.
Highlights
- 71 precision-cut steel parts assemble into a museum-quality model
- No glue or paint required — tweezers recommended for intricate assembly
- Challenging difficulty rewards patience with true-to-scale historical detail
- Faithful 1880s safety-bicycle design with chain drive and pneumatic tires
- Compact 5.75 x 1.75 x 3 inch display piece for collectors
Specifications
| Brand | Metal Earth |
|---|---|
| Type | Bicycle |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Age | Adult |
Questions about this item
How do I assemble the 71 steel sheets without glue or paint?
Each of the 71 parts is pre-cut from thin steel sheets; fold the tabs along the scored lines and insert them into matching slots using tweezers for grip. The most common mistake is bending a tab the wrong way before it locks, which weakens the joint.
Will any part of the Classic Bicycle "Bon Voyage" need replacement after it is built?
The model is a static display piece made entirely of steel; no moving components, consumables or batteries are included, so nothing wears out or requires periodic replacement.
What physical limit appears first if the finished 5.75-inch model is handled repeatedly?
The delicate tab-and-slot connections can loosen or snap if the 1.75-inch-wide frame is flexed, so treat the assembled bicycle as a display item rather than a toy.
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