Brandenburg Gate

Recommended Ages: 14 and above. WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts, not suitable for kids under 3 years. The Brandenburg Gate is the sole surviving entrance to the once - bustling Berlin. It was ordered by King William II of Prussia as a symbol of peace. Its design takes inspiration from the gateway to the Acropolis in Athens. At the top of the gate stands the Quadriga, a chariot pulled by four horses with Victoria, the Roman goddess of victory, at the helm. It comes with 2 sheets, has a moderate level of difficulty, and when assembled, measures 2.4'L x 1.18'W x 2.36'H (6.1 x 3 x 6 cm).

Using this Brandenburg Gate model is a fun experience. First, carefully take out the parts from the 2 sheets. Since it has a moderate difficulty level, it might take a bit of time and patience to assemble. Be sure to follow the details of the design inspired by the Acropolis gateway. When handling, keep it away from children under 3 years due to the small parts which pose a choking hazard. After assembly, place it in a stable position to avoid it falling and getting damaged. You can dust it off gently with a soft cloth from time to time to keep it looking nice.