Construction Metal Model Kit Technok TEH1394 — 198 Pieces, Vehicle Building Set

Technok TEH1394 — 198 Pieces Construction Metal Model Kit is a metal building set created for assembling vehicle models and simple mechanical structures. The kit contains a variety of perforated metal plates, beams, axles, wheels, fasteners and connector elements that allow step-by-step construction of transport replicas and moving assemblies. Designed for hobbyists and educational use, this set supports hands-on learning of mechanical principles and develops fine motor skills and spatial reasoning.

Advantages

The metal parts provide durable connections and a realistic feel compared with plastic-only kits. A broad assortment of beams, plates and fasteners enables multiple model variants and basic mechanical functions such as rotating axles and wheel assemblies. The kit is compact and supplied with clearly shaped components, which helps organize building sessions and makes it suitable for guided classroom projects or individual hobby work. Components are reusable for iterative learning and experimentation.

Suitable for

• Hands-on STEM education and classroom demonstrations
• Hobbyist model building and mechanical practice
• Developing fine motor skills and spatial reasoning
• Family craft sessions and guided group projects

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 198
• Material: metal components with metal fasteners
• Included elements: perforated plates, beams, axles, wheels and connectors
• Intended models: vehicle replicas and simple mechanical assemblies
• Assembly: manual construction with screws and nuts (tools may be required)

How to use

Follow the illustrated instructions included in the set to select parts and assemble sub-assemblies step by step. Use the provided fasteners to connect plates and beams; align holes before tightening screws to avoid part deformation. When building moving sections, ensure axles and wheels are free to rotate and that fasteners are snug but not over-tightened. For classroom use, divide the set into stages: planning, component selection, assembly and testing to reinforce mechanical concepts.

Usage recommendations

Use a small screwdriver and, if needed, pliers for stable tightening. Work on a flat, well-lit surface and keep small parts organized in trays to prevent loss. Supervise young children during assembly due to small components and sharp edges; use protective gloves if necessary when handling metal parts. Store unused parts in the original box to maintain organization for future projects.