🎭 Ugears Theater DIY Mechanical Construction Set - User-Friendly Review

I bought this theater model not knowing if it would work as shown in the demo video. After assembling it in a few hours and seeing it spin, I was so excited. I added wax to the gears and melted it a bit with a hair dryer. Works well!

I bought this model so I gave it to my wife and she was delighted when she saw it for the first time. This kit model is of very high quality with fairly simple picture instructions in multiple languages. At first I had some trouble with the axle (toothpick) but then I used some wax and the tool provided and I was ready to go. Mine moves as smoothly as the videos you see online. I'll definitely be buying a few more.

This quirky model was fun to build and looks great on a mantel. I also love the smell of it, the laser cutting of the pieces gives it a slight toasted wood scent. Once assembled, I noticed that the fairy tale characters on the spinners spin at different speeds, causing them to collide with other characters that you can use to inspire a new story with each spin. It took me about 4 hours to assemble.

I ordered it to put together with my boys. I loved it and ended up putting it together myself. The design and the quality of the components are top notch. The only thing you need in addition to the kit is some wax to rub on the axles. I only used one candle. A flywheel is used to provide energy. You spin the flywheel and the whole mechanism spins. I ended up having a nice chat with one of my guys about gears and how gears work. I ordered a tractor and a tram for my boys. I hope I can pull…

It was definitely a fun little project. I thought it would be difficult to build and I was wrong. I have built some models in the past and helped my father build some RC airplanes. It's child's play compared to a remote-controlled airplane. If you've never built anything like this, you should work on one of these. just be patient The only parts I had trouble removing were those tiny ends that the toothpicks were hiding. They give you extra favors for a reason. I was lucky I didn't need them. Go

This is an amazing mechanical model. My husband and I put it together in a couple of hours and we liked it so much that we immediately ordered another set of Ugears. First you put all the components together and then add them into the final product. The instructions on the pictures were very clear. It was scary at times, especially the first time we had to push through one of the toothpicks/axes. It got easier for us as we got more experience. The tiny wooden tool (included) for pressing…

Charming fantasy experience! Toothpicks are difficult to insert, use needle nose pliers to grasp most of the length of toothpick and gently insert very straight a few millimeters at a time (IMPORTANT to grasp most of toothpick as you insert it, grasp it Not). only a small section, otherwise they will break). Everything else can be assembled by hand. Take your time and don't force anything. It is extremely important to ensure you have the exact details and alignment as shown in the instructions…

Pros: It's very cute when finished. The gears move easily and it's a lot stronger than I expected. They can be pretty gross if you turn it over. I let my 5 year old play with it (supervised). There were extra toothpicks and small (easily broken) pieces which was a big bonus. I broke 3 toothpicks but I have 3-4 left. The instructions are full color and very easy to follow. I would say it's more in the 10-12 year range than 14+. Cons: I was looking for something moderately complex that would take

I fell in love with it at first sight and I have to say I enjoyed putting it together. The instructions are very easy to read and understand. The construction was also very easy. A child can also do this, although I would be wary of that as there are many small parts that can easily be lost or swallowed. Ugears was kind enough to provide extra minutiae (little things to cover the ends of the toothpicks) to help. Make sure you have a utility knife to cut through the tiny connectors holding the…