Mechanical Eagle Model Kit, Geared Flapping Wings

An Eagle With Working Wings

Most metal models sit still. This one flaps. You assemble a predator falcon from steel parts, and when it is done, geared shoulder joints drive the wings through a true flapping stroke — the same motion pattern a real bird uses.

How the Mechanism Works

A central gear powers the wing spread. Each feather plate pivots on its own, so the wing folds and opens like a living one. None of it hides inside a shell: the gearing stays visible, which is half the appeal on a desk. It is a small machine that happens to be shaped like a bird.

Made of 304 Stainless Steel

The parts are 304 stainless steel, so the model keeps its shine and takes handling without worry. Three finishes are available: Gold Eagle, Silver Eagle, and Red Eagle.

A Build for Grown-Up Hands

Every set arrives ready to assemble straight out of the box. It suits hobbyists, model collectors, and anyone who likes to see how things move. Finished, it is sized for a desk, shelf, or display cabinet, and the spread-wing pose draws the eye in steampunk, industrial, or modern rooms. It also sits naturally beside other metal puzzle kits and mechanical bird models.

In the Box

• One full set of falcon assembly parts
• Tool kit made for the build: tweezer, wrench, screwdriver
• Illustrated step-by-step manual