Italeri 3112 Da Vinci Lever Crane Modellers Edition  [IT-3112S]

Italeri 3112 - Da Vinci's Leverage Crane
Price:
AUD$29.06
Brand:
Italeri
Model:
IT-3112S
Condition:
Brand New
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Italeri 3112 Da Vinci Lever Crane Reconstruction

The Italeri 3112 Da Vinci's Leverage Crane kit reconstructs key ideas from Leonardo da Vinci's engineering sketches. The plastic parts and assembly sequence allow enthusiasts to study how simple mechanisms were conceived and applied in the Renaissance era.

Historical Significance and Mechanics

Da Vinci's designs show an early mastery of leverage and structural balance. This model highlights those elements so builders can see how beams, fulcrums and connections work together to control loads.

Assembly Experience for Hobbyists

Working through the Italeri 3112 build is a rewarding task for hobbyists who enjoy precise fitting and alignment. The process sharpens modelling skills and results in a tidy, informative display item when complete.

Educational Display and Collection Use

The finished crane serves well as an educational model or as part of a historical collection. It helps illustrate the development of mechanical thought when placed alongside other period instruments and models.

Specifications

  • Scale: Non-scale
  • Material: Plastic
  • Assembly: Glue required
  • Paint: Optional for enhanced realism
You do not need expert skills, but some prior modelling practice makes the assembly smoother due to small parts and careful joins.
Use standard plastic model cement for strong bonds; cyanoacrylate can be used for small, tricky connections if handled carefully.
Some builders prefer painting subassemblies for better coverage, while others paint the completed model. Plan your sequence to avoid paint on glue surfaces.

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