Model Size: 5.3*0.4*3.7 in (9.6*1.9*7.3 cm)
Package Size: 6.5*3.5*0.2 in (16.5*9*0.5 cm)
Number of components: 8
Estimated time of assembly: 0.5 hours
Estimated time of assembly: 30 minutes
Estimated time for painting: 2 hours +
3D wooden coloring model «Motorcyclist».
For children from 5 years old … as well as grown-ups of any age.
Color as you like: acrylic, gouache, watercolor, markers - you can use whatever you have. You can color the model by doing yourself, with friends or the whole family. Delicate contour lines on wooden parts show the exact form of the motorcycle and the contours of the rider, to make it easy to paint.
Cognitive and developing: like a real sportbike, the model looks very dynamic and has a developed lining of all units for better aerodynamics. The rider almost lies down over the fuel tank, steep turning its sportbike during smooth movements. A two-wheeled sportbike with the additional two wheels, last ones allow the model to stay on a horizontal surface. Assembles easily and is fun to play with.
Develops engineering skills, spatial thinking and fine motor skills. Captures the imagination of children for a long time.
Assembles easily: all component parts are already cut off and can be easily removed from the board. The model assembles like a puzzle without glue and special tools by following an illustrated color manual. While children are collecting some blocks, the adults can suggest their help: the joining parts are cut off precisely for the slots and for the assembly, you only need to insert the component pins, pressing them with your fingers. But if the fingers are too small, it may need some help.
Likable: with the help of fantasy, imagination and creative talents of young (and adult) artists each UGEARS coloring model gets a unique and beautiful look, that will keep your spirits up being on the top of your desk.
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Assembling without glue and chemicals
Details are already cut and ready to assemble
The models produce motion
Perfect for family projects through hands-on STEM learning