Enhance Your Home Décor with ROKR Victorian Rotating Decorative Grown Ups Review

P3 medal spacers too short. Will not screw into the P1 mechanism. This is not enough to reach it while properly leaning on Part A14. However, I have found that the crown rotates when seated on the base, making the connection between the medal spacer shaft and the movement unnecessary. I'll probably glue the crown onto the A14 piece as it rides smooth just sitting on it.

This makes a great little gift. Music box, night light. secret branch. Moving carousel. What do not like. My wife has been looking forward to this as a Valentine's Day gift for decades. Note that the parts must be carefully assembled and waxed or sanded according to the instructions in order to work reliably and without binding. The instructions are clear thanks to illustrations. This project is of moderate difficulty, but no special tools or experience are required. I suspect a LEGO/Tech…

I've built some 3D wooden puzzles, mostly ROKR. I liked building them and liked the finished product. However, this lantern had terrible instructions. I liked the fact that each part had its own number and not the outline of the frame. Parts are easy to separate from the mount so none of them broke. But again, the directions were terrible, resulting in one gear not working when I was done. I used the video but still found the instructions poor and also some of the parts in the box differ from…

I've done a few of these "pandemic puzzles" so I have experience. This puzzle came together very well, the pieces fit together with very little sanding and is the first puzzle where I haven't broken at least one piece of wood. With that in mind I would rate it 5 stars but there are two issues. First, I prefer the "booklet" of instructions that comes with all other puzzles, rather than a folded sheet. The problem is that the photos are much smaller and a little hard to follow on the sheet. I…

This looks like a very simple model but wow it was really difficult to figure out the very central part of the crown which is attached to a metal base that attaches to the Gear is screwed to carry out its rotation. The metal part on mine was really off center, causing the wooden crown to wobble and catching and jamming on other moving parts. It took me a little effort to attach and center it so it rotates properly to avoid self-cocking and jamming others Wooden parts that act like a disc brake…