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That is a double edged sword, it can be very satisfying to make things work, in spite of themselves. 😂

It does have a micro-usb port, but I don't really know what it's for.

Thanks 👍 I'm thinking it should get wrapped up tonight, I think it'll come together like they always do in the end and look great.

Thank you! Cheers!

I took some piano lessons, but it would be quite wrong to call me a musician. 😂

I haven't started tonight's yet, but I think the pace should pick up based on what I saw in the instructions.

You can do it! Just take your time and go one piece at a time, you'll be amazed how well it turns out!

I don't think I did, but I do need to make a better one, maybe I can squeeze that into a short...

Thank you! I figured that one out not too long ago, I wasted so much time trying to glue those things. 😂 Haven't done that one yet, but you're the third person to suggest it, so I'll move it to the top of the list! (after Christmas)

@ it is supposedly the most detailed and time consuming build. I can’t wait to do it! 🤣

Thank you, they get easier (sometimes) the more you do, it's like anything practice makes perfect!

Well, now that I’ve got those books out of the way, I’m hoping it will get more fun. 😂

No, it's not really a thing over here, I had a set when I was a kid, but haven't really looked into it recently.

It really wasn't that bad, it was all on me not paying attention to the directions, I think it was worth it.

I bet, those old rides were notorious for being hard on you. 😂

It was a fun one, would have been more fun if I’d paid attention to the instructions a bit better, but I’m really happy with the results! I didn’t want to jump the gun on the Christmas stuff, but now I’m worried I may not have enough time. 🤦‍♂️ 😂

That one was rough for me! I wasn't quite up to the skill level for it, I think I could do a much better job on it now, but I don't think I'll be going back to it. 😂

Thank you!

I forgot to add it. 🤦‍♂️ I just posted a short though.

Thank you, I’m glad to have those strings behind me. 😂

I’m glad it helped, thanks for watching!

Thank you, I think I’ve got some good stuff coming up!

Oops, I did film it, just forgot to add it on the end. I’ll post a short in a bit!

I’ve got some ideas to improve it, just not the motivation or time to do it…someday. 😂

😂 It’s not that bad if you actually pay attention to the directions.

I'm not a fisherman, I've seen that knot, but I'm not super familiar with it, for me the real problem I have is controlling the end of the line, can't see it and it seems to have a mind of it's own.

Well, it would have been better if I'd actually followed the directions...probably would have finished up last night. 😂

Well, it's a great video for what not to do. 😂

Thank you, I had to complete the set! 😂

Good to know, I’ll look into that, I like this one for its simplicity.

Yes, sure, honestly I got that particular one because it had a case that would stand up vertically and had a lesser footprint on my workbench, it is good for the long tiny screws, but it doesn’t pack much torque, I’m pretty sure it’s more for computer and electronic builds than the models I do, if I had it to do again, I’d probably go with a cheaper one to test it out. That’s my review of it, here’s the link: a.co/d/drMuWsp

It’s not that different from the other ones, just have the little electric motor instead of all the gears and cogs. If you’re interested in the models you should give them a try!

Nice, I’m wondering if they’re going to bring out anymore amusement park rides.

I’m worried about those strings…they’re never fun. 😂

Of course! I couldn’t do the other two and not complete the set! 😂

A lot of it was just getting them lined up, if I can get those hoppers to all work at once I think this will be one of my favorites, I'm a fan of simplicity sometimes.

I think mine was a bit jerky at times (it's been a minute 😂), someone mentioned at one point buying a slightly smaller o-ring that would be tighter...or maybe if you could figure out a way to make that one a bit sticky so it'll grab better. This is all based on me assuming that the drive belt for the Ferris wheel is slipping.

I thought so, I'm going to have to figure out why all the hoppers don't go at the same time, but I like the effect.

That looks pretty cool...I'll put it on the list!

Agreed, it wasn't overwhelming with pieces, but it did fill up the space.

Maybe use a bit of blue tack to hold them on a scrap piece so you can apply better pressure?

@@Dbuilderguy great idea, thank you

It really is! I like that it had all the details, but it wasn't just tons and tons of tiny little pieces.

I've had that issue lots of times. 😂 I think everything is too fragile for me!

Glad it was helpful! If you like it, any of the rolife kits are nice, and there's a company called cutebee that has some that are a slightly different style, but they have some really cool details.

Thank you for the rec! I would like to try another one soon. This one was a bit hard to assemble for me because the pieces came together a bit harder, but I should get used to it if I try more

Thanks so much! 😊 These are always fun, sometimes I worry they take too long though. 😂

It does look pretty nice in the end, I sort of wish that center piece was acrylic so more light could get to the edges.

Someone gave me that tip on the following book nook I think and it's a great tip...it was a total game changer! Thanks for watching!

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.