Football Stadium Model - "Wembley" 3D Puzzle - 89 pieces
The seventh largest stadium in the world, located in London, can accommodate 90,000 spectators. The facility with the greatest history. It first opened in April 1923, and its capacity was a staggering 127,000 spectators.
However, the old facility was demolished in 2003, and a new stadium was built in its place in 2007.
- official model of England's National Football Stadium - Wembley (London)
A club stadium is a model licensed by a given football club, allowing the club's logo to be placed on products and packaging. The club model accurately reflects the presented building. The number of elements in the set and the colors of the product depend on the club's decision.
- dimensions after assembly: length: 43 cm width: 40 cm height: 15 cm
- weight with packaging: 0.6 kg
- number of elements: 89
- material: foam
- recommended age: 7+
- difficulty level: 4/5
- packaging dimensions: length: 32 cm width: 23 cm Height: 5 cm
- Assembly time: 120 min
- The set includes a picture instruction
- Product intended for: football fans
- Application: assembly, fun, decoration
- Supports the development of: manual skills, logical thinking, concentration
- Tools required: none
- The product is CE certified
- The product complies with the EN71-1 standard, EN71-3
Assembling the stadiums involves connecting the individual elements together, according to the instructions included in the box.
The elements are placed on flat foam boards; a light press slides the element out of the board.
The elements are numbered, although for logistical reasons, higher numbers may appear on boards with elements marked with lower numbers. It is worth paying attention to assembling the model according to the instructions, not skipping any steps.
Each component has protrusions and holes that allow them to be connected together.
The holes are approximately 2 mm wide and 5-6 mm long. Using a tool like the one in the photo below can significantly facilitate unclogging the holes, which also impacts the speed and precision of assembly.
If a component is damaged or deformed, it is worth gluing it and placing it in the model according to the instructions, as its absence may cause the structure to become unstable.