Wooden Bike, Vintage Vehicle, Mechanical Models, School Project, Automata Kit, Desk Dcor by Ugears

These kits are awesome. This is only the 2nd model I’ve built. The first one was tough and I had to redo some parts. These models need you to be careful and read directions carefully. Also helps to use some wax to smoothly get moving parts together easily. I love them!

I love these models. This is the 3rd one I built. I found it to be enjoyable and the directions are easy to go by. When I finished the model I wound it up to run it and wound the rubber band a little to tight breaking one of the pieces. The people at Ugears sent me 2 more of the same pieces free of charge. I highly recommend these models if you enjoy putting together mechanical things and models.

Another one that I couldn’t get the rubber band motor to workbut, what the heck, it was fun

Fun to build

I'm a big UGears fan and they don't let you down with this kit at all. I built the Harley made by another company from china and it is bigger and cheaper and was literally falling apart as I built it. Not so here. The only complaint I have is the tiny gear slots you have to mount on the hubs for the "chain" to go on is ridiculously small and darn near impossible to mount correctly. They seriously need to go back to the drawing board and correct that, otherwise its another winner form UGears!

Cómo regalo a mi nieto. Excelente

I enjoyed putting this together. Looks kinda like an old Harley. Like the fact no glue required. Some of the snap fits are tight but a little sanding helps

Fun kit to built and since it's my (3rd or 4th) that I've built I consider it a complete success. It was the first kit however that relied so heavily upon toothpicks to hold it all together. The "picture" instructions don't necessarily tell you the whole story as to why to keep them still intact and when to cut them off. In the end there were some eight pieces of wood all held together by single toothpicks. Sometimes eight of them! Really difficult to keep eight toothpicks from breaking while trying to shove everything together. Final product however, did all that it was supposed to do so I'm happy and learned a lot about the kits. I'm going to totally keep away from any kit that relies upon toothpicks for assembly, that's for sure!