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Metal Earth 3D Steel Model Kit - 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air

Metal Earth 3D Steel Model Kit - 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air - Main image
$12.57 $19.95 In stock

Category: 3D Puzzles

Perhaps no vehicle represents Americana more than the classic '57 Chevy. This iconic automobile is at the heart of many American stories and has been memorialized in song, motion pictures, and television. Chevrolet designed the 1957 Bel Air as a luxury trim, featuring an optional Ramjet fuel injection V8, prominent vertical tail fins, and a chrome front bumper with stylish torpedo accents under the headlamps. The new bold look and unique features such as signal seeking radio that was usually reserved for highly expensive luxury cars, made this model's popularity soar.



Metal Earth models are crafted from high-quality steel sheets, ensuring exceptional durability and precision. Each kit features intricately detailed parts, carefully cut from square steel sheets. The included, easy-to-follow instructions guide you through the assembly process - no glue or soldering required! Simply snip out the pieces and bend the tabs to connect them at the designated points. Assembled model measures approximately 4.37 x 1.6 x 1.45 inches. Difficulty level: Challenging.



Recommended for 1 player, ages 14+.



Contents include: 3 Metal Sheets, Instructions

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hannah D. ★★★★★

It took me two patient evenings to snap those tiny tabs into place, but seeing the chrome-like hood and those classic tail fins rise off my desk was incredibly satisfying. The metal pieces feel sturdy and the detail on the grille is surprisingly sharp for something this small.

Adam M. ★★★★★

The way those steel fenders curve around the wheels looks incredible once it's on my desk, and the chrome details really pop against the painted body panels. I've built a few of these metal kits and the '57 Chevy's hood and trunk line up perfectly, no filing needed.

Violet ★★★★★

The little steel panels snap together surprisingly cleanly for such a detailed model, and the finished Chevy actually looks like it drove off a movie set. My hands were shaking a bit on the tiny pieces, but the end result is well worth the couple of patient evenings it took.