An exciting challenge, a rewarding building experience, and a dazzling result – that’s METAL EARTH models! A model from the Star Trek collection, inspired by the series about a crew exploring deep space! Building a METAL EARTH 3D puzzle requires patience and skilled hands. The final result fully rewards the effort! The miniature replicas make particularly striking and captivating decor not only at home, but also in the office or at school. From square sheets of steel (11 x 11 cm), a finely detailed, fascinating model will take shape in your hands. The authentic look of METAL EARTH 3D puzzles is achieved through detailed laser engraving. The package includes 2 steel sheets with parts and assembly instructions. Tools are not included. WORK PROCEDURE: Remove individual parts from the metal sheets; if needed, use small snips (not included). Parts are connected using tabs and slots. Bend the tab with small needle-nose pliers (not included) and gradually join all the locks until a very realistic masterpiece is created! Recommended age: 14+. The USS Enterprise, registry number NCC-1701-D (commonly called Enterprise-D), is a fictional starship appearing in stories from the Star Trek universe. It is the fifth ship of this name in Starfleet and, from its commissioning, served as the flagship of the United Federation of Planets. The stories of the Enterprise-D were filmed as the series Star Trek: The Next Generation; it appeared once in the episodes “The Emissary” of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and “These Are the Voyages...” of Star Trek: Enterprise; the ship played a major role in the film Star Trek: Generations. It is a Galaxy-class vessel designed for long-term missions, so family members of the crew were also on board. The Enterprise-D was launched in 2363 and destroyed in 2371 after a Klingon attack near the planet Veridian III. More on Wikipedia Assembled puzzle dimensions approx. 12.7 x 6 x 5.5 cm