Brooklyn Bridge

PRE-CUT KIT - FOLD, GLUE! This model comes unassembled, delivered flat-packed in a large envelope.

What's inside? 8 sturdy A4 size paper sheets with parts pre-cut and pre-creased. You will need to remove parts from the sheets, fold and glue them in order to assemble the model according to the set-up instructions which come with the kit.

Things which are not included, but you'll need in order to assemble the model: time & patience, a hard surface to work on, white glue (PVA). Some other things might be helpful: a pointed stylus, tweezers, scissors, a hobby knife, a ruler, a cutting mat. See what tools we recommend.

This model will require more than one sitting to build it. We advise to pause between different stages as you work, especially when you come to gluing. The white glue softens the paper and it may lead to misshapen parts if you do not allow them to dry well before proceeding further with assembling. Click here to watch our paper model building tips.

Give yourself enough time to enjoy the process and achieve the best result!

We ship worldwide from Cheltenham, United Kingdom via Royal Mail, and via express couriers for Express shipping.

We are committed to dispatching your purchases on time, often ahead of the estimated processing timeframe. However, delivery times mentioned below are estimates only and are not guaranteed due to local postal factors.

We ship the next business day. For example, a Special Delivery order placed on Monday will be dispatched on Tuesday and should be delivered by 1 PM on Wednesday.

Please note that the shipping fee is non-refundable.

Estimated delivery timelines and rates:

Domestic orders (UK)

Tracked 48: £2.49, delivery aimed in 2–4 business days.
Tracked 24: £3.99, delivery aimed in 1–2 business days.
Special Delivery: £9.95, delivery aimed by 1 PM next business day, excluding the order day.

Orders over £50 ship free via Tracked 48 service.

International orders

Standard & Tracked: 5–15 business days.
Express: 2–4 business days.

Orders over £50 / $68 / C$94 /€58 ship free via Tracked service.

Orders to US

10% import duty added at checkout. Duties are non-refundable. 
Rates from: Standard $6, Tracked $12, Express $40.

Orders to EU

Up to €150 (excluding VAT) – VAT collected at checkout. Over €150 – recipient responsible for import costs, including VAT, duties, and clearance fees. 
Rates from: Standard €5, Tracked €8, Express €26.

Orders to rest of the world

Local customs charges may apply and are the recipient’s responsibility.
Rates from: Standard £5, Tracked £10, Express £25.

Delays

Delivery delays are beyond our control. While over 95% of orders arrive within the stated timeframe, delays may occasionally occur, especially during peak periods. If you need your order by a specific date, consider Express shipping.

Read our full delivery information and policy on returns here.

The Brooklyn Bridge, an architectural and cultural icon, spans New York City's East River, connecting the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn. Opened in 1883, it was the first steel-wire suspension bridge constructed and one of the oldest roadway bridges in the United States. The bridge's Gothic-style stone towers and distinctive web-like cable pattern make it an instantly recognizable symbol of New York.

Measuring approximately 1,595 feet (486 meters) in its main span and with a total length of 6,016 feet (1,834 meters), the Brooklyn Bridge was the world's longest suspension bridge at the time of its completion. It was also the first bridge to use steel for its cable wire, which significantly contributed to its strength and durability.

The creation of the Brooklyn Bridge was a feat of engineering led by John Augustus Roebling and, following his death, his son Washington Roebling. The construction faced numerous challenges, including the hazardous and sometimes fatal working conditions in the caissons (watertight chambers used for underwater construction).

Beyond its engineering significance, the Brooklyn Bridge has held a special place in American culture. It has inspired countless artists, writers, and filmmakers, making frequent appearances in popular culture. The bridge is not just a means of transportation; it's a destination in itself, offering pedestrians and cyclists stunning views of the New York City skyline and the Statue of Liberty.

Today, the Brooklyn Bridge stands as a testament to human creativity, resilience, and the spirit of innovation. It remains one of New York City's most popular and beloved landmarks, attracting millions of visitors annually.