Comparative Terrain Model

The set of two 45×60 cm landform models features overlays that represent ancient mountain formations, which can be removed to compare with the base models showing their evolved state over millions of years. These models include cross-sections that illustrate various mountain types such as volcanic, fault-block, glaciated domes, and folded mountains. This interactive design allows for a clear visual comparison of geological changes over time. Accompanied by a detailed lesson plan, the models offer an effective educational resource for understanding the dynamic processes that shape mountain landscapes and their historical transformations.