🧩 Discover the Fascinating ROBOTIME Puzzle Music Wooden Machinarium Review

I bought this for my 12 year old who was recently diagnosed with ADHD. This was recommended by an ADHD website I visit frequently. Today he sat for 4.5 hours while dad helped! It was amazing, he was focused, didn't get frustrated and didn't give up. I am very comfortable. I will buy others for him!

Bought for my 11 year old daughter. She cried when my wife gave it to her, she was so excited! I assembled it myself in a few hours. It would be better to read the description. Little did I know the kit didn't come with the required batteries. (Battery: 2 button cells LR44 / 357 / 303 (for LED)) This was a great purchase, we will definitely be buying more of these.

The assembly is not very difficult but in some places the instructions didn't say to use glue but without it the pieces didn't hold together. . I've also had issues with one of my arms falling off after reassembling the body, resulting in me having to take the body apart to reattach the arm. The kit includes all the necessary tools except scissors. You need 3 D392 size batteries (AG3/L736/LR41) for a small flashlight that illuminates the heart on the robot's chest. When assembled, the top parts

I like LEGO but was looking for something different and decided to try this little robot music box. I really can't stress enough how impressive this product is. It's of very high quality: the parts are laser cut and require very few things like sanding. The kit comes with everything you need, including glue, sandpaper, tweezers and a small screwdriver. I thought the directions were a bit tiny for my middle-aged eyes, so I pulled out my large magnifying glass. I was trying to expand that…

It was a fun little project that resulted in a nice robotic music box. The finished product is truly amazing, with posable arms and legs. The music box also functions as a key ring with a melancholic melody. The instructions were comprehensive and included glue, a mini screwdriver and a small piece of sandpaper. However, as other reviewers have complained, no batteries were supplied despite being advertised as such both online and in the box, which is a shame as these batteries are hard to come

The ROBOTIME 3D Seymour music box is a real treat. I put together another one already called the Orpheus Sad Musical Machine. I enjoyed collecting it so much that I decided to order this one! "Seymour" comes with pre-made parts, a music box, 3 screws to attach the music device to the wooden part, a metal washer (?) to help the small fan. Slingshot, 1 tweezers, 1 screwdriver, 1 tube of glue, 120mm aluminum wire, 3 split rings and 2 bells. I didn't have any problems building it, but I can see…

Original Review: (to Orpheus)Oooh, I liked this product! Most of the details match very well. Some of them were quite tight and I broke the propeller fan under the plastic dome when trying to tighten it. I really feel like it was my fault when I got to the end of the build, I was careless and lacking in finesse! wanted to hang out a bit! The instructions were very clear except for 1 part. The blank paper that looks like you're about to cut out a square will actually be in the shape of a frame…

"Orpheus" made by ROKR and sold by ROBOTIME is an amazing wooden craft kit. I just finished building it with the help of my 8 year old son. We spent a few hours over the course of two days, he punched and aligned the parts (and read the tiny part numbers from the instructions for me) and I glued and assembled it. The finished product is stunning. Eternal masterpiece. The laser cut is as perfect as I had hoped. Every detail was 100% correct. I am very impressed with this product! The…