Cruiser motorcycles have a distinctive style with a long and low profile, often featuring chrome accents and large fenders. They are often used for touring and cruising on highways and open roads.
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Motor DrivesThe Cruiser is powered by a rubber band motor, which propels it for a distance of up to 1 meter. | Moving PistonsOur product features an internal combustion engine with intricately designed moving pistons | SuspensionThe front wheel of our product is equipped with a suspension system, which utilizes elastic bands to provide a smooth and comfortable ride. | Steering MechanismOur model is equipped with a highly responsive steering mechanism, which allows the rider to easily and accurately control the direction of the front wheel. |
A FRESH LOOK AT MODELING
Our 3D puzzle is the perfect entertainment for those who enjoy the smell of fresh-cut wood and the satisfaction of assembling a working piece of art. With no need for glue or additional tools, this wooden mechanical model is easy to assemble and provides a sense of accomplishment upon completion.
Not only does this model make for a beautiful decoration on your desktop, but it’s also a fun and interactive toy. Our “Cruiser” model is the “crown jewel” of our collection of self-propelled wooden models. Collecting our limited edition models brings the anticipation of assembly, the satisfaction of completion, and the joy of play.
Specifications
- Model size: 7 x 2.4 x 3.4 in.
- Number of parts: 168
- Assembly time: 3h
- No glue needed
- High-quality product
- Perfect present
- Unique design
What is included in this amazing set?
In our set, you will receive tiles with frequent, from which the wooden model consists. Elastics for the introduction of the Cruiser in motion. Complete instructions in 8 languages to make the compilation enjoyable and understandable.
Still not convinced? Here are more reasons you should get this wooden 3d puzzle:
– Manufactured in Europe
– Comes in a beautiful wooden box
– We’ll replace missing parts and broken pieces
– Beautiful design made by experts
Level up your modeling experience.
Jim G. –
CarThese are fun to build but the price is to high on some of these
doc –
main rubber bandi would to see a video getting he main rubber band on the motor spindle
Alyssa Daniels –
Love it!This was such a cool little wooden puzzle! Some pieces were a bit difficult to put together but overall it wasn’t too bad!
Kerri –
UnforgivingDon’t make any mistakes! Even with the included tool, popping out one piece broke/splintered another and the dominoes began to fall!
Meerah –
Beautiful but time and resource consumingThis puzzle is an amazing gift to give to an older teen or adult! There’s more to these puzzles than just putting pieces together- you’ll need to sand down some of the wood and really pay attention to instructions or you could potentially destroy it. This is a great piece to work on steadily over the course of time and the box turns into a sturdy and beautiful display stand! I’m still working on the clock I bought, but I can guarantee you that nothing will compare to the pride I feel when I finally complete this!
Reviews a lot –
Good looking wooden clockFirst off I would say that the 5 hours estimate is probably on the low side, most people will take a good bit longer than that. You have to pay very close attention to which gears you use and where or else the whole thing will get jammed up or wont work correctly. All of the pieces look good and fit together well. This is definitely an advanced model and would not recommend it for anyone under 13 and even then they should have some experience with this kind of thing.
kevin –
Trickier than expected but I like it!This wooden clock 3D puzzle is a great gift for people who are really methodical and like following instructions, unless you are gifted with a knack for this type of thing. This thing looks great but took a while to assemble, I am not so good at puzzles but like to challenge myself so I would complete it a bit each day. Parts are sturdy enough, just have to be careful not to apply to much pressure. The box it comes with serves as a display stand which is pretty cool. Is it worth it? Depends on if you are into this type of thing, I enjoyed it but suffered to stay focused. Overall cool product!
Jesus –
Tedious to Put Together, Attachment Arms Snap Easily. Put Together DelicatelyI want to go over a few points in my review. First, when building the kits, you’ll want to be careful of how you attach the pieces to one another. I say someone with experience doing this would have an easier time, but here are my recommendations as a first-timer. All the attachment arms/clips, should be smoothed out. This shouldn’t be done to the point where pieces are going to slip out easily, but the wood chips off so easily, that it’s highly recommended surfaces are smooth; yes, even when it doesn’t mention it.Secondly, areas of contact i.e., those insertion points, should also be waxed. The amount of force needed to insert some of the pieces, is greater than the wood grain’s ability to hold itself together. Redundantly stating, the wood chips exceptionally easily.Do I think it’s worth the price of admission? Honestly, I couldn’t say. Everything is intricate, and delicate. The buggy lends itself as a multi-day job, versus three hours. But the resulting product, is incredibly awesome. I am currently waiting 24 hours, for some wood glue to finish drying, because of the very issues I spoke about.If someone wanted to build the buggy, I suggest over several days, ensuring the pieces will insert firmly, yet easily enough that they won’t break. You also need to remove the pieces away from the mold carefully supported by a cushion. For example, I used my mouse pad, which was soft enough to indent the mold, but firm against my table.I hope the finished product makes me feel a sense of achievement, despite the stress of piecing it together, and that the sum of its parts make a satisfactory office decoration piece. If it is, then I will try getting the F1 racecar. But for now, all I can say is that the process requires a more calculative approach.(Edit): Finished piecing the buggy together, and I am happy with the final product, but I’m still bummed out it didn’t go smoothly. I did use wood glue on a couple other important pieces that broke. Either way, it’s still cool, just take your time with it, and I’m sure you’ll avoid hiccups.
Amazon Customer –
Hours of funI ordered this for my husband as he loves to work on things like this! So far he is absolutely loving this!It came in a well made wooded box with a clear picture of what it looked like finished.When opening the box everything is well labeled and the directions seem clear and easy to follow.So far the pieces seem easy to put together but this definitely takes patience and time!Definitely recommend and find it to be a great gift for the price!!
Dan Partington –
Fun to build, but don’t make the same mistake I didFirst let me tell you the part I screwed up, so that hopefully you can avoid the same mistake. When I was constructing the rear wheel I was trying to do it in my hands, not on a flat surface. That was a mistake. I’ve included a photo with the wheel in two pieces and the 12 spoke things sticking up out of half. This is how you want to assemble the wheel, flat on a table so that the spoke things can’t protrude out past the bottom.I had the spoke things sticking out past the edge of the wheel and then tried to press them in, it didn’t work and now the wheel doesn’t stay pressed together. Having said that, everything else went pretty smoothly, and I’m pretty sure I just misunderstood the directions.Ok, now that you know how to avoid my mistake let’s get on to the review:I was surprised to see how many moving parts the motorcycle has, a lot of them are the system of gears that move the pistons up and down when the rear wheel is moving. It was nice that they included a little piece of wax to put on the wood to reduce friction, and I think they included a little piece of sandpaper but I didn’t end up using it. The use of rubber bands to give the wheels grip, to power the rear wheel, and to give the front forks springing action is all pretty clever.I thought it was cool that it’s made in Poland, it’s so hard to find things that aren’t made in China. It’s a bit tedious cutting around all the pieces with a hobby knife so that they don’t break when they are pressed out, but nothing terrible. The box that the kit comes in is actually a pretty cool wood box that has little feet that can be installed and a really nice magnetically secured lid. The box is designed to be a display stand once you’re done building it.