Atomic Bomb Nuke Plutonium Sphere Internal Model,Explosive Lens, Historical Nuclear Physics,Oppenheimer Era 3D Craft Assembly Kit,Adult Science

Atomic Bomb Nuke Plutonium Sphere Internal Model,Explosive Lens, Historical Nuclear Physics,Oppenheimer Era 3D Craft Assembly Kit,Adult Science

A premium display model for adult collectors and history enthusiasts, featuring high-precision 3D printing with metallic luster material. The intricate components can be detached to showcase the remarkable engineering and realistic textured details. Designed as an educational tool to demonstrate complex geometric principles. Explore the iconic Fullerene structure (a truncated icosahedron) through this model, which represents a pivotal design from a significant historical scientific project. Features a modular design where each polyhedron component can be freely assembled and rearranged into various spatial configurations. This hands-on process provides an engaging and thoughtful exploration of structural mechanics and is ideal for STEM learning. Serves as a sophisticated conversation piece for office or study desk decor. It makes a unique and thoughtful gift for avid collectors, physics buffs, military history aficionados, or anyone who appreciates precision models and scientific history. Crafted for long-term display with stunning visual impact and fade-resistant quality. THIS IS A COLLECTOR-GRADE, HISTORICAL REPLICA MODEL INTENDED FOR ADULTS. IT IS FOR DISPLAY AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. The model reproduces the explosive lenses and plutonium spheres used in the design of the atomic bomb. And each explosive block can be disassembled individually, showing the geometric arrangement between the blocks (truncated half 20-plane), which can be freely combined and arranged in various shapes to gain a deeper understanding of the geometric principles of the explosive lens. The model comes with a commemorative bottom tray that recreates scenes from the film Oppenheimer.
The model is a souvenir for fans of the film Oppenheimer, a collector's item for nuclear science and history enthusiasts, and a teaching tool with educational value.
The solid model needs to be assembled after arrival, and the assembly process is similar to that of a jigsaw puzzle, which is slightly more difficult. It needs to be supported by a frame when it is half-height.