Review on 🧩 Wooden Puzzle Line by UGears Models by Drew Gengler

This will be my third UGears wooden puzzle. The first one I built was complex and required a lot of learning in many parts. It took me at least 6 hours to complete. The second was a table clock with a battery operated mechanism. It was simple and easy to assemble. It could take me an hour to assemble. This. It was hard. There's a lot going on in the guide because of the rigging, and without much attention to detail it's likely you'll end up like me and end up with an upside down piece that makes the rigging impossible to complete. it said. I really liked the level of difficulty. I liked using toothpicks to secure the rig and act as cogs and cogs. I love all moving parts. In general, assembly took about 12 hours. BEGINNERS: Start with a different model. This is not for beginners. You must learn how to craft these models before attempting this one. Buy a model kit. Anybody from Revain will do it. Buy a set of tea lights and take them out of the jar so you can rub them lightly on the gears. Take a needle with a large eye. Don't get confused as the instructions tell you to separate the toothpick, it doesn't work. Buy quick-drying superglue and use it sparingly on toothpicks that need strength but no functional parts. Preferably.