ROKR 3D Assembly Wooden Puzzle Brain Teaser Game Mechanical Gears Set Model Kit Marble Run Set Unique Craft Kits Christmas/Birthday/Valentine's Gift for Adults & Kids Age 14+(LG503-Lift Coaster)

Fun filled hours. Worked like promised. Any Puzzle people want an upgrade from one dimension to 3.

I have bought 5 of these for gifts. For people who are mechanically inclined and like to tinker and build things. Every single one has been a smashing success! Every recipient has loved the assembly and now has a cherished product to share and tinker with. I received reports that there were extras of a few pieces that might have been prone to breakage, but none of the extras were needed because none of the first attempt pieces broke. There is also enough uncut wood to cut your own custom pieces if needed. Perfect working order after assembly on every single style of this brand. I will not trust another brand but this one I can trust completely. And so can you. Great designs, great gifts. Go for it. Please Click the helpful button if this review was helpful to you.

Bought this as a learning tool for my Grandson for Christmas and he absolutely loves it! Unlike most models, this one actually required him to engage his brain and not just mindlessly follow instructions. As a Kid who enjoys challenges, this model met his expectations well and kept him engaged for more than a week putting the pieces together. He is 13 and he is a very quick learner, so the model was intriguing and challenging. The model is well designed and I anticipate he will enjoy this for many years to come. I would highly recommend this as a Gift for any aspiring Young person.

All in all this is a very good product with some interesting twists and turns. PROS: 1) Generally all parts fit together and hole alignments are correct 2) Unit functions correctly once assembled and tweaked 3) I really liked the design and functionality of this unit 4) Great COVID-19 project for indoor entertainment. CONS: 1) There are many, many very small pieces and assembling them can be bothersome at times particularly the tiny G1 insertion pegs and orange rings 2) Instruction manual should be larger and clearer is some areas (I used videos on YouTube when I ran into trouble with the manual 3) I think 5 hours assembly time is way too optimistic especially for a first time assembly 4) Certain parts, especially some of the ramps don't fit flush and are prone to breakage if you try to force them into place. Keep some glue handy 5) As the unit becomes full of parts your dexterity will be put to test....particularly the ramps and placement of main components once they are constructed. Patience is a virtue.....

great product for the money. easy assembly. note that i paint all my models.

Great 3D assembly wooden puzzle brain teaser.

Probably somewhere betwren 2.5-3 stars. Would've been 4.5, but had a piece break that is essential to the whole mechanics functioning. Bought for Christmas for my son. The instructions are clear and everything is labelled well. The assembly takes awhile, but is still fun and satisfying. The problem is that some of the assembly requires a decent amount of force on fragile wood pieces. Even being extremely careful with getting the pieces connected without brute strength we had 4 pieces snap. 3 of which I glued back together well enough for them to function, but one was a piece of a gear which could not be glued with enough strength to handle catching the other wood gears repeatedly. The company website has a form to fill out for missing or broken pieces, but then after about a week wait, they emailed and said I need to pay $5 for shipping for ONE less-than-1" gear. I understand having to pay for shipping, but it seemed a little steep and ridiculous for a piece that tiny. All in all, my son got to see it work twice before the gear snapped. Ymmv, others may have much better luck with things not breaking, but fyi that the part replacement has a fee, and in general I can't say that I'd recommend because it's gonna take a couple hours of assembly and in the end something could snap and render the whole thing useless.

Adult assistance needed. Nice project for teens who like model building.

I just love these puzzles. I now have 3 of them and they are easy to build and fun and relaxing to play with.

Same as the first ROKR puzzle I did, packaged well and all the pieces were easy to pop out and assemble. Once concern with the way one piece is built with 3 little wood screws that go into opposite sides staying put, but once the built piece was snapped to the main board, it worked flawlessly. The arm that works the elevator is pretty cool to watch -- I've had 2 of these this Christmas and will consider getting a 3rd in another month or so -- great fun to assemble and end product is a neat showpiece! Highly Recommended!!!

Just finished the marble run, works just fine, enjoyed the challenge. I would suggest using a lite silicone grease as I think it works better then the wax. I build RC cars and trucks (have 27 of them) most kits come with some of it I used it sparingly it helps everything work better. Now onto the airship, got two at the same time would recommend to any one who enjoys a challenge will defanatly be buying more of them. Thanks

This model kit's tough to rate because it really depends on the type of experience you're seeking. I wanted a challenging experience for a clever kid. I knew, going in, that the age recommendation was 14 and up, and therefore, figured that with an adult's assistance (i.e. me), this project would be doable for someone a bit younger than the recommended age. Plus side: I have no regrets purchasing this kit. It was a fun and rewarding experience, and the end-product looks and works great. The clever kid loves it. Potential downside: I did find some of the tabs/slots to be extremely tight fits. Particularly difficult were parts that required joining multiple tabs/slots together and not knowing which slot was causing resistance. Pressing too hard might cause the layers of the wood to split. I happened to have a very slender filing tool that was the perfect size to shave off a bit of material here and there to facilitate a tight fit. At one point, I spent about 45 minutes joining, taking apart, filing, and repeating several times, before finally getting a critical structure to fit the base snugly. In summary, at least in my experience, it took some problem-solving and persistence to get this project done correctly. I watched a video of a guy putting the pieces with the ease of snapping Lego bricks together. That was not my experience. It required patience, dexterity, and a bit of creativity when dexterity was not enough.

very challenging to build for a 13 year old, but great