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Hi guys, it's been a long time!
I would like to present you my new project (and first about insects:) The Butterfly Hawk-moth, (or try saying it in Polish - Furczak Gołąbek... hehe ;)
Macroglossum stellatarum may not be the most beautiful butterfly in the world, but for me, it is a very interesting creature.
Hawk-moths are not very large, they have a wingspan of about 40mm. They inhabit temperate regions of Eurasia, and like a real hummingbird, they feed on the nectar of tube-shaped flowers using their
proboscis (about 26mm long... so long!).
They are probably very rare in Poland, but I was lucky and saw this little guy in my mom's garden :)
I hope you like my vision of Furczak Gołąbek (please do not translate it on google, because that sounds like some food ;).
Thank you and all the best to you!
Parameters:
Hawk-moth with support
W: 14.3 cm
H: 14.8 cm
L: 17.7 cm
Flower:
W: 16 cm
H: 15.4 cm
L: 16.9 cm
Total parts:
305 bricks
2 stickers
Model has 2 types of proboscis
By
Wurth
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