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Excellent in all respects. Separating parts from sheets couldn’t be easier. Instructions first class. Design and layout excellent. Unbelievable value for what you get. Many extra parts in case you break or misplace one. Goodbye Lego hello Rokr 👍

This model gave me hours of enjoyment. All the pieces fit very well together, and I appreciated the extra pieces provided just in case one breaks or gets lost on the floor! However, I did manage to break one non-critical piece that didn't have a spare, but it was easily fixed with some glue and shoring. Just not paying attention on my part. Runs great and looks good. Only thought for an upgrade is to make it run on/off with an app from your phone. The on/off switch is impossible to get at once its off and running on the floor.

Took a lot longer to build than the box says. Like a lot longer. Looks amazing when its done and runs so smoothly.

This was a blast to build. Kudos to the designers, each part fit together exactly exactly as it was designed, no need to force anything. Instructions are excellent and the pieces are all well numbered in their respective boards. It has forward gears first and second, as well as neutral, and reverse. A few tips: --Instructions say to use wax on the gears; you will need your own wax as customs does not allow them to include it. --Parts all easily snapped out of their template, no breakage, but take care when removing them and you will have no problems.. --Instructions say a 14 year old can build it. This is probably true, but it should be a 14 year old with patience as it took me about 16-18 hours overall to build it. The three wine casks, for example, took an hour to assemble, and the four wheels also took about an hour (total) as there are multiple tiny parts for each. --Some of the parts fit snugly in place. That's good, but sometimes it's a balance of how much force/pressure to exert. I only broke one piece out of 474 pieces and the one I broke came with extra pieces just in case. --Similar to the aforementioned comment, I found it helped to have a pair of needle nose plyers handy when joining a few pieces, especially the wine casks. Overall I can highly recommend this fun project.

Another amazing model. ROKR and Rolife definitely make the highest quality models. I’ve mentioned before that when I do these, I tint the wooden cut edges to match the piece. This is only where they are going to be seen and it certainly makes piece and the model look a lot better. I use furniture repair markers available on Amazon. I have built at least 15 Rolife/Rokr models in the past year and this was definitely the MOST COMPLEX! Take if slow. I would really like to know how they design these and produce them. It boggles my mind. My only issue is that when it’s all complete what do you do with it? It’s not a toy that you’re gonna let a child play with and it’s nice to show someone that it is motorized, but I think I prefer the static models that you can just display. So much work went into the gearing of this model and basically it’s going to sit.