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Agreed, it just all came together in the end.

It's turning out really nice, I'm glad I picked it up!

It's nice when they don't go crazy with them, this one seems to have a nice balance of enough quality pieces that it doesn't overwhelm you.

I picked them up at Walmart, they are Varathane (hardware section with the stains). www.walmart.com/ip/Varathane-Wood-Repair-Markers-Assorted-Colors-358159-6-Colors/1035956500?classType=VARIANT&from=%2Fsearch&sid=85bd0f29-f060-4b88-b185-fb0e4682eea9

There was another one tonight, it takes some getting used to but I think it seems to work pretty well in the end.

I don’t know, mine always seems to go at a pretty constant speed if I’m spinning the handle fast enough. 🤔

@I’m turning the handle pretty fast and I’ve connected it to power which really helps. It’s actually playing at a constant speed, but unfortunately that constant speed is too slow for the speed wheel. 45 is playing at about 33 rpm, and 33 is spinning at about 20 rpm. Just hoping I won’t have to pull the whole thing to pieces to find the problem.

Tell me about it, it would have been easier if I’d paid attention to the actual instructions rather than just trying to guess what they were going to say. 😂

I’m glad it helped, thanks for watching! 😀

Enjoy it, it's a fun little model, I'm sure you'll be pleased with it!

Have fun! That one was rough, it was really a big part of my learning process, it was the first more of a dollhouse build that I ever did, I'm glad I did it, but I messed up so much stuff by not having the patience to learn the proper ways to do things. 😂

Maybe so, but it sure is hard to get that tiny bit on when it comes out in blobs. 😂

Thank you, they’re doing things differently in this one, sort of nice how they’re mixing it up.

It surely had its moments, but it wasn’t too bad, when you see the final result.

@Dbuilderguy Do you ever sell them?

I looks pretty flush to me, it looks like it takes 2 collars, did you get both of them on there?

@Dbuilderguy yes, I did both plastic sleeves!

It looks like this one it discontinued, but you can get an electric version here: share.temu.com/QkghZH6HUVA

They're pretty fun usually, they can vary wildly in complexity, but it usually pays off in the end. I didn't realize it was that many, I just keep grinding away at it and it snuck up on me. I'm from Tennessee.

I think it will be an issue, built I’ve never done it this way, so I think I’m going to suffer through and see how bad it gets. 😂

It does look interesting, and it’s been a while since I did a Ugears set, it’s on the list! 👍

Based on the little bit I did at the end, I think it’s going to make it a bit more challenging…so that’ll be fun! 😂

@Dbuilderguy you can do this standing on your head 🤣🤣

Well, that's sure a change of pace, love the brightness of it...it's on the list!

@ I love it, it look great just the lighting made me done

It's always the last one, isn't it? 😂

I think if I use it enough all the excess wax will eventually wear off and it will run smoother, but I probably won't use it that much. 😂

That's good to know, it's from the same company that did the Flame Common Room build, so I've got high expectations for it!

Thank you. Thanks for watching!

Thank you, I think it looks cooler than it functions though. 😂

Looks like the 50mm is for the 45 RPM.

Yeah, not as exciting as the first pendulum clock I did, on this one the clock is a separate battery powered unit, and the pendulum and gears are actually just for a countdown timer. I think that will make it more useful at least, just a lot of work for a little quartz clock. 😂

As it turns out the gears and cogs don't have anything to do with the clock! They are all for a timer, I somehow missed that in the description, but that will probably be better since the actual clock is battery powered. 😂

Well, I need to work on my technique a bit more before I start trying it with more expensive models, I have a couple of holiday builds coming up that I'm going to give it a try on though.

I've been told the Vaseline is a bit on the sticky side, so I use it for the projects that are hand driven, if it's a spring then I use the wax. The vaseline seems smoother once it gets moving, but it takes more to get it moving.

@@Dbuilderguy thank you for the response.

Glad I could help! Thanks for watching!

Yeah, they did work out pretty nice, I'm pretty sure there's a real technique to using them, so hopefully I'll get better with some more practice. 😂

It's another one of those that should have been much easier than I made it 😂, but it was fun and it's a nice little result with the movement.

I'm sure assembly will be fine, whether it works afterwards will be the real issue. 😂

This is the one I use: a.co/d/3F8fYdU they make much cheaper ones without the light, I'd probably get one of those instead in hindsight, seems like the glare off that one goes right back into the camera.

Glad I could help, thanks for watching!

That’s an idea, I don’t move them much after I’m done building them, so I’ll probably just let it go.

It was really fun, nice little impulse buy! 😂

Agreed! I’m definitely going to need to look at doing some more wood trick builds now, although . I’ve already stockpiled so many kits it’ll probably be the first of the year before I get to them. 😂

Yep, when you get into those moving parts up top it does get a bit challenging, but it's not as bad as some of the ones I've done. 😂

The old timey race car has caught my eye a couple of times, I'll have to put it on the list.

This one was designed for no glue, after doing the R.Duck train I sort of miss the glue, those pieces went together so easily! 😂

@@Dbuilderguy 😂

I'm not sure, I sort of like the natural wood look on the models, maybe a slight stain would be okay, but I still want to see the texture of the wood.

I’ve been impressed so far, I’ll have to look into more kits from these folks.