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Thank you! Yes, they are not so common now . Thank you again for the feedback.

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Thank you! Yes, the handset turned out slightly blocky, but I haven't yet figured out a way to connect the angled parts without using clips. Maybe there is some better solution? As for the cord, yes, it is possible to add it, but then to what place should it connect? Thank you again for your feedback.

The brick-built model of a classic rotary telephone. Expand your collection with this wonderful black rotary telephone made in retro style! This model of a classic rotary telephone, made in 1:1 scale, will be a wonderful addition to your desk. The model is based on a rotary telephone that stood on the table of Ole Kirk Christiansen, the founder of The LEGO Group, which is noticeable in one of his famous photos. This telephone model will look great on a desk, shelf, or anywhere else. Feel the spirit of that era. More than half a century ago, phones were completely different from what they are now. At that time, they had no buttons at all, and dialing was carried out using a rotating disk. This brick-built model of a classic telephone will remind you of the rich history of phones. An exact copy of a real rotary telephone. This telephone model consists of 371 parts. It is executed with great precision. It includes details such as a rotating dial with a distinctive sound, a detailed handset and a realistic design. This project is also available on Mecabricks in 3D https://mecabricks.com/en/models/b82xnWeqv1z and on Lego Ideas bit.ly/telephonelegoideas .