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Great model!Excellent quality!!!

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Every thing went together nicely, I enjoyed this project.

Having experience with building the Ugears Marble Run, Dream Cabriolet, and discontinued huge and complex Aviator, I found this model, Serenity's Dream, to have easy to follow instructions and is a fun and rewarding project. I added some paint and stains for a different look.

Nice, easy build! Looks very nice when completed.

I had trouble with a motor for puzzle. They sent me a new motor after some work. When taking back apart to replace it. I ended up breaking some parts. They were so kind as to send me a whole new puzzle and a gift which was a metal puzzle. Great service. The one put togeather is the one i broke

Alles super....... cooles Teil!

Brilliant Model bought for me by my daughters at Christmas. Completed it on the 11 January 2026.
Suggestion - Believe in the instructions and check subsequent pages if you have difficulty understanding a particular position for a part or how it will work.
Be careful with 'youtube' demos as some of the people are making silly mistakes and when completed do not understand why it is not working properly.
It helped my mental ability and dexterity while making the model. One piece of good advice is to use the model stick supplied especially when trying to remove the small round pieces from their boards.
Also I occasionally used a cooker Hob scraper to sometimes help remove items from the wooden boards where they are connected and make sure burrs are removed. Remember good preparation makes it better. I am 75 y/o and found it the best one I have so far.

I had a great experience

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This sounds surprisingly good. I bought the Wood Trick hurdy gurdy and it sounds like scratching a chalkboard. This obviously isn't a professional instrument, but it sounds way better and is fun to play

Very good

Excellent quality of all parts: They fit perfectly and everything is very stable. You will profit from a small hammer, though. Bee wax is essential for getting the clock to work automatically.

I have never done something similar before but the manual is a very good guidance almost everywhere. I only made two small mistakes and found one imprecise picture which rendered the transmission to the minutes and hours wheels unworkable. The image I uploaded gives you some hints. But I even enjoyed partly disassembling the clock to somewhere in the middle - and the process worked fine also backwards ;-).

I always played around with the larger assemblies for quite some time (like when you have just mounted the minutes wheel, the hours wheel, or the tourbillon) not just to distribute the wax on the gears but also to check whether the mechanism makes sense and works correctly, e.g., wheels turn in the right directions, or lining up the impulse pin and escape fork thru the two levers managing the balance spring. You will need the latter many times when setting the clock mechanism in motion :)

The last action might be really difficult if you have no idea how a mechanical clock works internally so you might want to check out some YouTube videos on how the escape wheel and all the other parts of the escapement interact.

As I did not put any time pressure on my work, it was an extremely enjoyable experience with a great reward in the end when the clock worked automatically (for a few minutes b/c the transmission of power from the watch's mainspring barrel to the escapement was too weak in my case).

Now I contemplate fixing the last minor detail during the next longer vacation period...!

love ugears !