Ugears Eiffel Tower 70249 Wooden No Glue or Tools 3D Assembly Instructions For Beginners Puzzle, Required, Puzzle, Included,

History and features of the Eiffel Tower: Built for the 1889 World's Fair and initially criticized, it is now a beloved symbol of Paris. At 330 meters high, it is the world's most visited paid monument, with approximately 6 million visitors a year. Ugears Paris Tower Model Overview: This is a three-dimensional wooden puzzle that reproduces the Eiffel Tower in Paris on a 1:1850 scale. It is 180mm tall and consists of 50 pieces, and can be assembled in about 25 minutes, making it easy for even beginners to create. How to assemble: No glue or special tools are required; simply insert the laser-cut parts into the numbers in the assembly instructions. It will be easier to assemble if you smooth the joint surfaces with sandpaper or wax when assembling. Recommended for: Anyone who dreams of a trip to Paris, a Francophile, a fan of architecture, or anyone who enjoys hand-building and assembling iconic Parisian monuments. It is also perfect for displaying in your home or office after completion. Completed size: 8.5*18*8.5 cm, Number of parts: 50 pieces (for beginners), Estimated assembly time: 30 minutes, Target age: 14 years old and above The Eiffel Tower was built for the 1889 World's Fair, and although it was initially criticized by artists and architectural critics, it is now a beloved symbol of Paris. At 330m high, the tower has been the world's tallest structure for more than 40 years and is the world's most visited paid monument, with around 6 million visitors a year. Ugears' Paris Tower model is a 1:1850 scale wooden DIY model of the Eiffel Tower, 180mm tall, consists of 50 pieces, and can be assembled in about 25 minutes. No glue or special tools are required for assembly, just fit the parts together. Comes with illustrated instructions in 11 languages, and can be enjoyed as a static 3D puzzle to display in your home or office. This model is the perfect item for those who dream of traveling to Paris, Francophiles and architecture fans.