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Years ago I got an Addiator, still one of the best toys to learn addition and subtraction. This is a glorious step up, multiplication, even with squaring of a number.My granddaughter flew through the assembling, taking each part out by herself by slightly bending the entire sheet of strong, laser-cut wood to pop them out. I watched.In the box you get two different projects, one for addition/subtraction, the other for multiplication. A great product, ages 10 up.

I really enjoyed building this. I\'m waiting to get the trailer and bike. Can\'t wait to see what\'s next from UGears.thanks for designing it so well.

This was only the second UGears model I\'ve ever built. The first was the VM-03 Roadster (shown in the picture in green) really had MUCH more complete and clearer instructions. It\'s almost as if they really babied you compared to this build where LOTS of things were left out. They went the extra step of showing you how to cut down the toothpicks and how many you needed etc etc in the Roadster instructions. In this model there really wasn\'t that much of that which was a little disappointing. Also, there were a few times in the instructions where they show a marking of a part for orientation purposes and then in another step the same marking is shown on the other side of the part. Another quibble I have is some parts are shown assembled out of order in different steps, this can be VERY confusing if you haven\'t reviewed the instructions carefully ahead of time. I was honestly quite shocked that at the end of the instruction booklet, where they show the functions, there was no mention of the hood opening with latch, or high and low speeds. I guess you\'re just supposed to know or figure it out??As you can see, I fully detailed my model inside and out. For areas that move I used Sharpie markers. But let me warn you, only black and metallic sharpies adequately cover the burned edges of the wood. I used wood stain for the floor of the cabin and the interior walls. Portions of the model that can be thickened like the entire outside and, for example the inside of the doors I used acrylic paint. I painted my model to look like Optimus Prime from the live action Transformers Movie! I did spend considerable amount of time detailing the interior only to realize once the model is assembled it\'s VERY difficult to see inside, glad I took lots of pics during assembly. That means that you probably don\'t have to be as meticulous as me since it won\'t be visible. I did add a fabric and pillow to the bed and light to the interior to help you see in there a little bit better. See my video with my truck in action here: https://youtu.be/Wt7ktLhwhKkTIPS for OTHER builders: -Liberally wax ALL parts that interact with each other, not just where the instructions show -ALL parts that rub against each other should be almost polished before applying the wax with a find sandpaper -Pay close attention to the orientation and order of assembly so that you don\'t need to disassemble anything -Don\'t be afraid to sand things so that it\'s not as difficult to press them together, it\'s better to use a little glue if needed than break a part -The trailer hitch mechanism should be retracted while working on the model. This was the only part I broke while working on the next step, since this is a LARGE lever arm and sticks waaaay out! -The wheel locking nuts are the most difficult part to assemble and you should use some wax, sand a bit if they are super tight and lastly, don\'t forget to support the axle when installing -As you can see, these models CAN be painted but be careful to only paint areas that won\'t be moving as this adds thickness to the partSee my video with my truck in action here: https://youtu.be/Wt7ktLhwhKk

This was my first UGears model, but it won’t be my last I’m hooked! The steampunk clock was easy and fun, and I love the finished product. Looking forward to a more challenging puzzle for my next attempt. If I could only decide which to choose!

It was more fun than I thought it would be to build. The sounds is ok, it will hold a G for a few days, and is easy to tune with a phone APP. Yes, I know it does not sound like a $1000 Hurdy Gurdy. I used Sharpie\'s for the color, very easy to do with no drying time needed. For waxing as shown in the instruction\'s, I used a Glade scented candle, it is softer and easier to work with than the included hard wax. I sanded most of the edges and darkened them with a brown Sharpie. No parts broke during assembly. This was for my wife, she already plays several instruments. I enjoyed building and playing it so much, I ordered a second one for myself. My best tip would be to read the instruction several times before starting.

great model , was a challenging to put motor together and get running. love it!!

lots of fun putting together and playing. loved giving it some color!

Here's my completed model. Super nice I love it! My only issue is the rosin block was dried out and crumbled when I tried to apply it.

I bought 3 bikes. I will build all 3 and gift out 2. You really need to take your time on the guts of the bike. I’ve built 4 other models and wasn’t challenged like this one. The wax it comes with I believe is not good enough.Tried graphite, a white power lubricant its a no mess lubricant like graphite but still not so good. I haven’t tried it yet but a better wax I think. I would like to hear what others are doing or using to make their builds run smoothly

love the design, fun to put together. here is photo\'s & video.

great build ! love the car, needs a continental spare tire kit for the back bumper, has a jack and no spare tire? have photos of carousel next.

This is the best toy gun for my 7 years old son . All parts working like the real one. Thank you guys for great ideas.