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A Mechanical Marvel Inspired by the Legendary Spruce Goose. Metal Time, the epitome of precision engineering, is proud to introduce the Celestial Hercules — a self-assembly model paying homage to the iconic Hughes H-4 Hercules, commonly known as the Spruce Goose. Crafted entirely from polished stainless steel, this mechanical masterpiece captures the essence of the legendary aircraft’s remarkable history and unique features. Constructed during a time of wartime aluminum restrictions and weight concerns, the aircraft earned the moniker “Spruce Goose” from critics, despite being predominantly made of birch using the Duramold process. Mechanics, humorously referring to it as the “Birch Bitch,” offered a more accurate yet socially unconventional nickname. The Hercules holds the distinction of being the largest flying boat ever built, boasting the widest wingspan of any aircraft until the Scaled Composites Stratolaunch took flight on April 13, 2019. Currently, the Spruce Goose is well-preserved and on public display at the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum in McMinnville, Oregon, USA, after being showcased in Long Beach, California, from 1980 to 1992. The Celestial Hercules is a testament to innovation and engineering prowess. Inspired by the Spruce Goose, our model recreates the largest flying boat ever built, with meticulous attention to detail. Despite the historical “unhappiness” of the original plane, we’ve brought it to life, defying history and presenting a mechanical marvel that conquers the sky.

A fashionable and stylish reindeer figurine - a modern accent for your interior. A unique deer figurine made of steel is the perfect choice for people who appreciate elegant minimalism and modern design. With long, slender legs and large antlers, it fits perfectly into fashionable, modern interiors. Its subtle but effective shape makes it a perfect decorative element in any home, especially in rooms furnished in a Scandinavian, industrial or loft style. The figurines fit perfectly into winter or Christmas arrangements, but are also suitable for other seasons come into their own. Simply add seasonal elements - such as delicate candles, frozen branches or white flowers - to create a subtle atmosphere. In combination with minimalist accessories, they are a perfect complement to both modern and classic interiors. The figurine is made of high -quality, thick steel and powder -coated, so that it not only looks aesthetically pleasing, but also lasts for years. Thanks to the precise workmanship, the color remains intense and resistant to external influences. Easy to care for. Deer figurines invite you to creatively play with room design. Thanks to their different shapes and sizes, you can combine them into different sets and create harmonious yet surprising compositions. Combine a few figurines, experiment with placement, add other elements - such as subtle branches, wintery accents or classic Christmas decorations - and create a room that reflects your individual sense of style.

In 1901, William S. Harley drew up plans for a small engine with a displacement of 7.07 cubic inches (116 cc) and four-inch (102 mm) flywheels designed for use in a regular pedal-bicycle frame. Over the next two years, he and his childhood friend Arthur Davidson worked on their motor-bicycle using the northside Milwaukee machine shop at the home of their friend Henry Melk. It was finished in 1903 with the help of Arthur's brother Walter Davidson. The sun is quickly setting in the horizon, making the mountains look like lava flowing down a volcano. The highways lines shoot by like they were tapped on the road; the hot air is blowing in your face. And the sound of the motorcycle’s engine gives you confidence you will get to town before dark. The excitement of the sound of the engine revving through the open road flows through your body. And as you glide down the road on your steel horse, you have never more free. Harley Davidson is an American icon, a symbol of freedom, known by motorcycle enthusiasts around the world. Harley Davidson began its journey on the American roads in the early 20th century. Americans quickly fell in love with Harley Davidson. Word spread so fast that in 1920 the company became the world's largest motorcycle manufacturer. The name "Harley Davidson" is renowned to all motorcycle lovers. The American motorcycle has been the inspiration for countless books and movies. "Metal Time" presents Roadway Fantasy. Our homage to America's legendary motorcycle, Harley Davidson. The Metal Time's designers behind this model were motivated by the legendary Harley Davidson Model-F. To many, this two-wheeled mustang symbolizes motorcycle travel. The motorcycle has appeared in books, films, comics, and even video games. Harley Davidson is loved around the world and has a huge cult following. Harleys are known for their representation of freedom and independence. Regardless of the seeming conciseness of the name, the "Roadway Fantasy" model is very challenging. It has over a hundred parts, and therefore, it requires attention to detail so that you can proudly display your model.

Together with Antonov, Metal Time supports Ukrainian aviation rebuilding programs, including: - the restoration of the AN-225 Mriya aircraft; - training of new pilots and aircraft engineers; - the restoration of houses of Antonov employees, destroyed during the war. In 1988, Antonov Aviation built the world's largest cargo aircraft, the AN-225, named Mriya (translated from Ukrainian, means Dream) and landed it at the Gostomel airport, in Kyiv, Ukraine. Its specifications were astonishing: it was 275 feet long, 288 feet wide and 59 feet tall. To understand just how enormous Mriya was imagine a six-story house with four entrances. The Mriya weighed 350 tons (700,000 lbs.) and could lift another 250 tons (500,000 lbs.). This was an absolute record. Mriya was a beast. No plane on earth could come close to that much carrying capacity. For example, Mriya could transport a herd of 42 elephants, or more than 1.8 million iPhones. Over the years, the Mriya AN-225, has transported giraffes, yachts, parts of power plants and other large items other planes could not transport. Mriya carried the first Soviet "Shuttle" called "Buran" made its longest flight. After a short flight into space, the Buran remained grounded, but the Mriya would continue to soar! Such an amazing feat of engineering has rarely been seen on earth. Each takeoff and landing of the Mriya became spectacle, attracting the press and people from all over the world. You can destroy a plane, but you can't kill a Dream. One day Mriya will fly again. In memory of the amazing, unique, aircraft, Metal Time presents the Ukrainian Dream SE licensed model. It is the result of a collaboration initiative between Antonov, Metal Time, and the Ukrainian Postal Service, Ukrposhta. Ukrainian Dream is an officially licensed model. So, we have paid great attention to every possible detail. The design case and movement were designed with great precision, to ensure each part moved correctly, and was visually accurate. The aircraft rests on a stand and can be easily removed. In addition to all necessary parts for assembly, the set includes the limited-edition Mriya the Dream” postage stamp. Along with the Stamp, is a certificate of appreciation and support from Antonov Aviation, documenting your support of Mriya, and the aviation rebuilding programs. Together with Antonov, Metal Time supports Ukrainian aviation rebuilding programs, including: - restoration of the AN-225 Mriya aircraft; - training of new pilots and aircraft engineers; - restoration of houses of Antonov employees, destroyed during the war.

The decorative figure of skylines of your favourite city designed and manufactured by Skylines of the World

Die Figur ist von sehr solider Qualität und sauber verarbeitet. Die Konturen sind gestochen scharf und klar. Wir sind absolut begeistert und bestellen gleich eine zweite.. Verena. Kiel, DE. Thu Aug 18 2022

Climb aboard legendary mining truck which is a real monster for off-highway. It is specifically engineered for use in high-production mining and heavy-duty construction environments, including transporting construction equipment or mined ores and minerals. If you compare the world of cars to the animal world the dump truck should be represented by the elephant. If we make the comparison between the cars and animals, heavy special equipment will represent earths largest animals. A dump truck can be likened to an Elephant. It’s equally massive, solid, and operational. These super-vehicles are mercilessly crushing surfaces around 250 tons in a single trip. Think about 10 Tesla Model S and 10 Mercedes S600 cars in the same body! The engines in Dump Trucks have 2,700 horsepower, allowing it to pull a heavy load uphill on a hard rocky road at any time. The dump trucks’ wheel diameter is over 15 feet. If three tall enough people are to position themselves on each other’s shoulders, they will barely attain the wheel’s height. The drivers must climb 18-24 steps to enter the cab. When designing the Quarry Transporter, the Metal Time team used the common features of heavy mining trucks, the world's largest trucks. Their simple design, functionality, and load capacity motivated the designers of the Metal Time to develop roughness in constructing of the design. The Quarry Transporter is a rare vehicle, for sure. And it will take its rightful place in your collection.

FT-17 is one of the best tanks of the First World War, the world's first serial French light tank, the layout of which is called classic (control compartment - in front, combat with a circular rotation tower - in the center, and motor-transmission - in the rear). Designed as an immediate infantry support tank in 1916-1917 by the renowned car manufacturer Louis Renault. By November 11, 1918, 3177 Renault tanks had been built. In numerous variants, the FT-17 was in service with more than 20 states and participated in various military conflicts. One of the most successful and effective tanks of World War I was the French FT-17, light tank. The car manufacturer Louis Renault was reluctant to build a tank at first. However, he was persuaded by Colonel Jean-Baptiste Eugene Estienne. And so, he designed and built the FT-17. The advantages of the FT-17 were immediately obvious, and in 1916 the new tank entered the battlefield. The FT-16 were for the first time used a rotating gun turret, giving the gunner a 360-degree view. And by placing the engine in the rear of the tank it dramatically increased room inside, the shooter and the driver separate spaces. This concept is still in use today. FT-17 weighed 6.5 tons, with a length of 5 meters and a height of 2.1 meters. The Renault engine provided a whopping 39 hp. That allowed the tank to reach a maximum speed of up to 8 km/h. Which was about the same speed as a marching infantry. The armament of the tank had two variations; one that consisted of a 37 mm machine gun, the other with a Blockhouse Schneider howitzer. In total, about 4 thousand FT-17 tanks were built, which made it the most massive serial tank of World War I.

The first production version of the Sherman, the most common American tank, with an amazing total of 49,234 vehicles manufactured. The Sherman first saw combat in North Africa. The medium tank "M4" is one of the most mass-produced tanks of World War II. It stands alongside other legendary "victory tanks" as it successfully fought in many local conflicts even after the war. The "Sherman," named after a hero of the American Civil War, has become the subject of numerous books, films, and comics. Its successful design and the possibility of modifications made this tank almost irreplaceable in battles. The "M4" began serial production in 1942 and was adopted by the United States, Great Britain, and the Soviet Union. Over 50,000 tanks of various modifications were produced, but they all retained the original design. The "Sherman" was operated by two driver mechanics on the main platform, and three crew members in the turret were responsible for its combat power. The main weapon of the "M4" was a 75mm tank gun. In some modifications, it was a mortar or even a flamethrower. Machine guns or automatic cannons were used for close combat. The chassis consisted of three bogies with two rollers each on a spring suspension and leading wheels.