Leonardo da Vinci developed concepts for a giant ââ¬Ëair screwââ¬â¢ late in the 15th century. This working model uses a bevel gear, also from his drawings, to spin the canopy and support structure, illustrating the way Leonardo thought flight might be possible.
A fun and inspiring project from one of the greatest minds of history.
Easy to make from pre-cut and pre-drilled sustainable timber. Includes 19 pieces, glue, 12 page instruction manual and stand for display.Finished model size is 38cm high by 23 cm wide.Recommended age: 9+
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