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The FRANZIS Porsche 911 Advent Calendar is a unique 1:43 scale model kit that allows Porsche enthusiasts to assemble a stunning red Porsche 911 over 24 days. This kit includes a sound module that replicates the iconic engine sound, a detailed 52-page book on Porsche's history, and eco-friendly packaging with delightful surprises. Perfect for gifting or personal enjoyment, this model kit combines creativity, nostalgia, and engineering in one festive package.
| Product Dimensions | 33 x 28.5 x 0.1 cm; 745 g |
| Anti-Tick Material | Plastic |
| Is assembly required | Yes |
| Assembly time | 2 Hours |
| Number of pieces | 50 |
| Batteries required | Yes |
| Battery type | 2 AA Mignon |
| Included components | Model of the Porsche 911 in scale 1:43, plastic base with sound module, coloured accompanying book with assembly instructions (English language not guaranteed), small surprises |
| Item weight | 745 Grams |
J**0
For any car enthusiast
Bought this for my son in law x he absolutey loved it x send my daily videos of his progress lol
M**S
Brilliant December activity
This kept my son busy for the whole month. He looked forward to putting this together each day and his teeth looked great! End up with a really nice model Porsche which sits on my son's shelf.
B**!
Its so bespoke amd beautiful
Great present for a porsche enthuasiast gorgeous buying a 2nd one love it so much
E**E
Not worth it
It was supposed to make a sound but that part did not work.. and overall it is not worth the money.
I**Y
Pieces came broken
Half of the boxes were just rubbish like a cheap notepad and cardboard tool box???! Aswell as that parts of the car were broken which made it difficult to put together. Very disappointed
A**N
Disappointing
Great idea but sadly the actual contents fall far short of being satisfactory. Most of the box contents are paper or tiny pieces of plastic. The book is good quality and really the only thing worth having. Definitely not worth the money!
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