Wood Trick Galaxy Marble Run 3D-houten puzzels voor volwassenen en kinderen om te bouwen - 15x12,6 - elektrisch aangedreven - houten achtbaanmodelsets voor volwassenen en tieners om te bouwen

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This wooden kit (not a puzzle) is bigger (a square of 36 cm) than the ROKR marble runs (32 cm) and motorized. It looks nice and challenging. However, for the 130 Euro this kit sells for, you can buy almost 4 ROKR marble runs. It is far too expensive compared with its competitors. Hence the value for money is not ok in my opinion.

My first Woodtrick puzzle. Easier to remove parts compared to other brands. Took longer than I expected, but well worth the effort. Works great after some minor tweaking. Many spare parts…if you break a part, check the spare parts sheet (it takes up more than half of sheet #9!) before you get the glue out. The wiring diagram is not complete. The manual only shows the motor white wire to the switch white wire. The rest is red to red from the switch to the battery box, and green to black from the motor to the battery box. Also, pay special attention as to when to flip the sections over before proceeding with assembly, it is not indicated as others do. And follow the arrows. The manual is large and shows where to find the parts. Past experience with these puzzles is a must. Would highly recommend. Sit back and enjoy the finished product and watch it work!

Loved this wood trick model. The best yet from this brand.

J’ai adoré monter ce puzzle, il fonctionne à merveille, je les colorier et c’est encore mieux

Aún no estando acabada por mi parta la construcción, ya se puede ver la perfección de diseño.Requiere paciencia y delicadeza su montaje. Muy entretenida labor y recomendable para quien le guste el maquetáis o en madera.

I just finished the Wood Trick Spiral puzzle and now I’m starting this Galaxy. These are both going to be great additions to my collection of 8 marble run puzzles. The Wood Trick puzzles are my most satisfying and rewarding to build. One thing that has made the construction easier is to organize the part cards to see their number much easier and keep the parts from falling out before needing them. You can remove the top of a box (I use a large shoe box) and cut slots out on both sides (1/2 inch wide) to set the part wood cards down into the slots. You can then easily see the card numbers without having to go through your pile of cards. Hopefully this easy to make card organizer helps others. Will update this note with a review of the finished Galaxy in a few weeks.Have fun and a lot of patience.Just completed the Galaxy and it was another one of my favorite builds. Parts fit together nicely and snug. It was definitely a fun build and extremely satisfying to see it finished. It works properly with only two items needing attention unlike most of my collection’s completed puzzles. The diverter part number 225 on page 28 would not open right or left far enough when the first marble went past it. With the diverter staying pretty much in the middle the marbles would stack up behind it and not pass to one track or the other. I lengthened the side arms on this part and the diverter works perfectly allowing the marbles to move to one or the other tracks. To lengthen the sides of this part I used the small pieces from around the large gears that fall off when they are punched out of the cards. These triangular small pieces fit the side arms of this diverter piece perfectly and are a perfect length to move the diverter from side to side far enough when the marbles pass by. I attached a picture of the diverter with the extensions glued on. The other problem was the large Ferris wheel assembly and the motor box would move up from the base allowing the gears to misalign and bind up the drive line. The pressure of the motor drive gear driving the large gear would allow both to move up out of the puzzles base. I don’t like gluing pieces to the base of my puzzles as things may need work down the road after running them for awhile. A thin strong wire around part number 4 and 5 on page 33 and the base and a wire around the motor assembly holding it to the base works well.Have plenty of patients, don’t rush the assembling, have fun with it, and you to will enjoy the satisfaction of finishing a great marble run puzzle. One of the best now in my collection.