Hammerhead Shark
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Replacement parts
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Free shipping
Free shipping on qualifying orders.
Returns support
See our return policy for eligibility.
Replacement parts
Support for the whole build.

The unmistakable hammer-shaped head leads into layered gills, angular fins and a streamlined mechanical body. Reflective metal surfaces highlight the shark’s silhouette without losing the industrial character of the build.

Bring 292 metal pieces together over an estimated four-hour-plus build. The illustrated guide, included needle-nose pliers and dual-head screwdriver help you shape the body section by section, from the broad head to the tapered tail.

Measuring 7 inches long, the finished shark creates a strong horizontal presence without taking over the shelf. Its display stand lifts the mechanical silhouette into a poised, swimming position.
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Review the guide and prepare the parts.
Bring the structure together step by step.
Review the mechanism and work through difficult steps.
Finish with a model you brought to life.
A screw may seem small on its own. But with every turn, separate pieces begin to connect—and something remarkable starts to take shape.
Piece by piece. Turn by turn. Build what comes next.
A difficult step or missing component should not have to end your build.
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The Hammerhead Shark is best for builders comfortable working with small metal components and repeated mechanical connections. Sorting the parts before assembly will make the process easier.
Its segmented mechanical structure allows you to refine the display position. Adjust the connected sections gently instead of bending individual metal pieces.
No. The model is assembled using screws, nuts and fitted metal components without glue or soldering.
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