Description
This
early bicycle design called the Penny-farthing was first produced about
1870. It used an enlarged front wheel instead of gears to create
greater speed and a smoother ride. It was the first machine to be called
a bicycle.
Each model features AMAZINGLY detailed laser etching and is laser cut from 11cm square sheeting. Simply pop out the pieces by hand or with wire cutters. Then connect each piece at the attachment points according to the easy to follow instruction sheet included with each model. This can be accomplished by hand or facilitated by using needle nose pliers. Assembly takes 30-45 minutes.
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