Specifications
- Model: C.LC.M3 + L.SML.M50mmf1.4 ASPH
- Size: 138 x 88 x 78mm
- Weight: 210grams
- Materials: Plywood, glue, bolts, steel links
Description
Both a unique decorative piece and an exciting hands-on project – everything comes together in the Real Scale Leica M6 Wooden Camera Assembly Model - a meaningful gift for any photography lover!
This handcrafted model offers 144 steps of assembly, letting you build a life-sized wooden Leica M6 camera for display. And of course, it makes a truly special gift with:
- Natural wood, carefully treated to ensure durability and a one-of-a-kind look in every model
- Fine craftsmanship, with each detail thoughtfully finished for a refined, elegant result
- Smooth and enjoyable assembly, turning the process itself into an unforgettable experience
From scattered wooden pieces, you’ll create a display-worthy masterpiece – one that anyone can’t help but admire!
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About The Wooden Model Design
Born from a small workshop in Vietnam, The Wooden Model Design carries the devotion of craftsmen who cherish wood, embrace handcrafting, and honor patience in every detail. Each model is more than a product - it's a story, where every piece connects to form a meaningful world.
Inspired by the art of assembly and traditional values, the brand chooses to move slowly in a fast-paced world – preserving rustic beauty and spreading the spirit of sustainable creativity. It believes that from tiny wooden pieces, great things can be built – just as a complete model begins with a single part. And within that assembling journey, people are connected, love is nurtured, and passion is ignited.
The Wooden Model Design - Connecting every piece, spreading the passion.
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