A classic 1950s American convertible, built brick by brick. The long black bodywork runs low and level from the chrome front bumper to the tail, with a red accent stripe along the flank and the top permanently down.
Everything opens. Lift the hood to see the engine bay built out underneath, swing both doors, and open the trunk at the back — there's a spare wheel stowed inside.
The open cabin is finished in red, with bench-style seating, a dashboard, and a slim steering wheel. Chrome trim runs along the sills and around the lights, the way it did on the originals.
With 1,430 pieces, this is a satisfying build that measures about 36.2 cm long. It looks best displayed side-on, where the low, stretched profile really reads.
Features List
1,430+ pieces
Ages 14+
Built size approx. 36.2 x 13.8 x 9.6 cm
Opening hood with detailed engine bay
Opening driver and passenger doors
Opening trunk with spare wheel inside
Open-top convertible cabin with red interior
Chrome bumpers and side trim
Black bodywork with red accent stripe
No motor or batteries — static display model
Step-by-step building instructions included